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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1971

Page

13

Chamber Head Spurns Meany Panel Plan

Washington AP reports Archie Davis of the U S Chamber rejects a labor industry public panel for anti inflation controls and prefers continuing wage and price restraints under the Presidents Cost of Living Council He clashes with AFL CIO leader Meany who calls for a three sided tribunal and criticizes Nixon tax measures Meany urges tax reform including excess profits tax while Davis backs gradual continuation of Phase II controls and warns against dividing control.

Washington Archie Davis U.S. Chamber of Commerce Davis Cost of Living Council Nbc-Tv Nixon White House George Meany Afl-Cio Meany War Labor Board Capital Hill Ripon Treasury House Ways and Means Winston-Salem, N.C Labor

Appointment of Chief Judges in East Iowa Told

Harold Victor of Cedar Rapids named chief judge of the new Linn area district for two years starting Jan 1. Carroll Engelkes in Grundy Center and Nathan Grant in Davenport also named chief judges in districts one and seven under the Iowa Supreme Court power to supervise district courts.

Iowa Harold Victor Cedar Rapids Linn East Iowa Supreme Court C. Edwin Moore Carroll E. Engelkes Grundy Center Nathan Grant Davenport Victor Johnson Jones Benton Tama Engelkes Dubuque Delaware Clayton Allamakee Winneshiek Chickasaw Fayette Buchanan Black Hawk Howard Grundy Grant Cedar Jackson Clinton Scott Muscatine jPower

College School Driver Charged After Bus Collision

A Swisher highway 218 crash left Susan Hamilton injured and bus driver Michael Hatcher charged with failure to yield at a stop sign. Hatcher, 23, of Marion, was turning onto the highway when his school bus collided with Hamilton’s car. both vehicles stayed on the highway and no students were hurt. Hamilton was treated at Mercy Hospital for a head injury and released.

Swisher Highway Patrol Michael Allen Hatcher Marion Susan Carol Mamilton Cedar Rapids Hatcher Hamilton Miss Hamilton Mercy Hospital

Belgium Fireman Confesses to Six Arson Fires

A young volunteer firefighter in BRASSCHAAT Belgium confessed to setting six buildings ablaze to satisfy a temptations urge to watch flames. Police report the man admitted intentional fires and faced potential charges as investigators review the cases and motives.

Brasschaat Belgium Ames

Audiences Need Better Coaching

Dick West notes that audiences have long needed guidance on reactions from claps to cheers. He cites stage, radio, and TV practices with cue signs and laugh tracks, then praises football fans and Leonard Bernstein for seeking clearer audience responses to new works and events.

Dick West Washington UPI

Standing ovation at Bernstein concert noted

Dick Watt suggests audience reaction would spark a crowd rush but opening night viewers gave Bernstein a standing ovation. Many attendees were Redskin fans, influencing reaction. Bernstein provided reaction guidance seen as a breakthrough, addressing concert goer uncertainty about cheering. Special presentation of Alfred Hitchcock's Rear Window airs 4:30 on ABC Monday night on KCRG TV 3.

George Allen Washington Redskins Bernstein Redskin Alfred Hitchcock ABC Kcrg-Tv

Youths Held For Breakin in Hawkeye Downs

Two youths charged in a Hawkeye Downs break in early Sunday. A 19 year old Daniel E. Brandon and a juvenile were arrested after police spotted youths fleeing in a car with Missnels plates. Brandon charged with breaking and entering and resisting an officer. The juvenile charged with breaking and entering and making a false report. Six cases of beer owned by O Neil Enterprises were involved. Brandon held on 5110 bond. Juvenile held for youth bureau.

Hawkeye Downs Daniel E. Brandon Sixty-sixth Avenue Brandon Lie Youth Bureau O'Neil Enterprises

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