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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1975
Page
7
James F. Pickens of 301 Twenty third Street Drive SE was elected president of the Cedar Rapids Estate Planning Council. Gerald O Connor was named vice president and Cleo Edwards secretary-treasurer at a recent meeting. The council, with about 60 members, includes lawyers life underwriters CPAs and trust officers.
Former South Vietnamese Vice-president Nguyen Cao Ky quit the University of Florida talk after a hostile question. About 900 students booed as heckling interrupted a 25 minute speech urging U.S. troop return to South Vietnam. Police guarded Ky as he left after a question alleging heroin sales.
Congress backers press ahead with bills to save New York City from default though they admit they cannot override a promised presidential veto. Ford floated bankruptcy changes and a pension fund backed loan plan faces legal questions while critics condemn the approach as fiscal chaos.
The House Consumer Protection Subcommittee passes a no fault auto insurance bill by 5 to 4, mandating states to craft plans within three years. If approved by the Commerce Committee and Senate, the measure could shift litigation costs, with motorists potentially saving up to 10 percent in premiums.
Ten Richland Center Girl Scouts spent about 60 hours crafting a two pound alphabet noodle Declaration of Independence for President Ford. They sorted 8000 letters and, with tweezers, glued 1337 words onto a walnut plaque before a Milwaukee GOP fund raising dinner.
Gregg Howard a seventh grader hosts a two hour afternoon show on KVAC AM in Forks Washington. He claims an audience of about 10000 and says classmates are his harshest critics. His father owns the station and he holds an FCC provisional broadcasting license.
Lockheed spokesman Grover Nobles says the 250 million U.S. loan guarantee has been partially repaid at no cost to taxpayers. He compares the guarantee to potential aid to prevent New York City from defaulting on its bonds. President Ford notes oversight differences and warns retrospective errors in guarantees.
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