Medical Complex Planned for Cedar Rapids Area
Tenth Street Associates announced a Cedar Rapids medical complex with a first building to start Jan 1 1972 and a target completion in November. The 200 by 80 foot brick structure will include medical offices laboratory X ray and pharmacy.
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Tenth Street Associates
Robert Gardner
Fourth and
Fifth Avenues
Tenth and
Twelfth Streets
Twelfth Street
Lubben Terplex
Fourth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Gardner
West Alternate Proposed for Highway 549 Route
Iowa highway commissioners discussed a western alternate for freeway 549 during a tour of the Amana colonies. The plan, drafted by staff, would run from the 149 intersate 0 junction north along 142 to 6 then northeast to a point northwest of Walford.
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Mike O'Denney
AMANA
Iowa Highway Commission
Aman Colony
Highway Commission
William Gray
Cedar Rapids
Stephen Garst
Coon Rapids
Jules Busker
Sioux City
Harry Reed
iWinterset
Lake Macbride
Towa River
State Conservation Commission
Nixon to end wage freeze. plans stabilization system
President Nixon announced the 90 day wage price freeze would not extend beyond November 13 and a stabilization system would be devised after talks with Congress and business labor and agriculture. He urged a goal of 190 million jobs in ten years and warned against runaway inflation.
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UPI
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America
House
Ilcal
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Brill
Elbowroom at Macbride protected access ramp plan
Brill discusses a half mile road extending from the causeway to the north arm shore to serve a sailboat launching area with a $75,000 protected-area grant. The project aims to provide water access, a ramp and dock for boaters, though no funds or engineering studies exist yet.
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Conservation
Brill
Shultz Outlay Cut Outlined In Nixon Plan
President Nixon's economic program details a 5 billion dollar total cut to spending, aimed to balance tax reductions. George Shultz, OMB director, warned deficits may reach 27 to 28 billion, driven by lower tax receipts and a profit tax scheme. Major cuts include 1.3 billion from delaying federal pay raises and 1.1 billion from deferring revenue sharing and tax actions.
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Nixon
George Shultz
Office ofManagement and Budget
Shultz
House
Ways and Means Committee
Nixon to Meet Union Leaders on Wage Price Freeze
President Nixon will meet at the White House with AFL-CIO President George Meany and other national labor leaders to discuss next steps after the wage price freeze. Invitations extend to leaders from United Auto Workers United Steelworkers Iron Workers and Communications Workers as well as business and agriculture reps for later talks.
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Nixon
White House
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
Wark
I. W. Abel
United!commission
Josephlis
John Lyons
Hot! Today's Chuckle About Gossip and Good Behavior
A witty line notes that good behavior often comes from fearing the gossiping neighbor next door and ends with a playful miscue about being copyrighted.
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Keprright
Attica Prison Riot Seizes 33 Hostages
Prison riot at the Attica facility near Buffalo New York escalates with 33 hostages taken. State officials including Corrections Commissioner Russell Oswald report fires and smoke, two hours after outbreak. Governor Nelson Rockefeller contacted. About 500 inmates involved. inmates spoke only to the governor or commissioner.
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Attica
N.Y
Ors
National Guard
Russell Oswald
Oswald
Buffalo
New York
Nelson Rocket
Albany
US reports 16G1 American combat deaths in Vietnam last week
UPI says U S command tallies 16 Americans killed in combat in Vietnam last week and 84 wounded. Non hostile deaths include fifteen, the highest in a month. Combat deaths total 45,487 since Jan 1, 1961, while wounded rise to 302,540.
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UPI
U. S. Command
Gls
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