NASA Seeks Hydrogen Additive to Cut Auto Emissions
NASA and Jet Propulsion Laboratory researchers in Pasadena explore a hydrogen generator to be added to gasoline engines as a potential path to meet Clean Air Act emission standards. The effort, backed by 4 to 5 trillion dollars over time, involves auto manufacturers and top officials, with early tests showing promise but long development ahead.
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Richard Witkli
New York Times
National Aeronautics. and Space Administration
Space Agency
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Ranger
Surveyor
Pasadena
Calif
William Pickering
Leboratory
Picker~ing
Jack Rupe
Harry Cuill
Third Annual Safety Fair Slated Oct 6
The third annual Safety Fair is planned for October 6 at the Merchants National Bank environmental parking lot First Avenue and Third Street SE. Displays cover safety equipment for public use while safety groups present demonstrations. Co sponsors Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce fire prevention committee and Cedar Rapids Accident Prevention Assn. The event kicks off National Fire Prevention Week October 7 to 13.
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Merchants National Bank
First Avenue
Third Street
Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Fire Prevention Committee
Cedar Rapids Accident Prevention Assn
Segretti Indictment Details Dirty Tricks Allegations
A new indictment accuses Donald Segretti of distributing political literature and planning misuse of Muskie and Humphrey campaigns. It cites a March 11 1972 letter and a safety fair distraction scheme, with potential penalties up to one year in prison and a $1000 fine for conspiracy and illegal distribution.
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Citizens For Muskie
Jackson
Len Hubert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Segratt
Pollution concerns rise as air quality study released
The council reviews amtpollution laws noting a 25 percent drop in sulfur dioxide and hydrocarbons from 1970 to 1971 while particulate matter increases nearly 6 percent. It also cites little change in carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides emissions. President Nixon highlights how and where growth occurs as a key national environmental issue.
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Nixon
Tso
Rites Are Tuesday For Crash Victim Engen
Nixon urged congress to pass legislation to stimulate land use policies aiding environmental improvement and growth control. David Engen, 24, of New Hampton and John Dawson, 49, of Cresco were killed when their car collided with a truck on highway 63 north of New Hampton. Survivors include his wife Iden and others. Funeral services were planned for Madison Lutheran church.
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Congress
David Engen
Nixon Gaid
American Initiative
Madison
Engen
John Dawson
New Hampton Worel
Engen'el
Hic
Lonnie Zubrod
Crescalt
Newll
Lampson
Liclen
Patricia
Iandslmother
Gladys
Gerald
Carl Wielmell
Dale Roher
Teoral
Man Charged After Accident On Fifteenth Street
Phillip E. Beamer of 1409 Fourth Avenue SE was charged with failure to yield after a Saturday afternoon crash at Fifteenth Street and Bauer Avenue SE. Beamer’s car, traveling south, stopped to turn left onto Bauer when police say he turned in front of a northbound car driven by Theoius Wright. Eben Wright, a passenger in the Wright vehicle, was treated for head lacerations at Mercy Hospital.
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Phillip E. Beamer
Fourth Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Bauer Avenue
Emer
Maker
Baver ‘Avenue
Theoius Wright
Sixth Street
Eben Wright
Wright
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Iowa Officials Debate Access to Arrest Records
Safety Commissioner Sellers orders Iowa agencies to restrict arrest disclosures to newsrooms. Gov. Ray questions law interpretation linking arrests to criminal history while noting court records will eventually reveal formal actions. Police say state law limits release of computerized criminal history data to law enforcement and court proceedings.
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Bernier
DES Moviws
Jawa
Michael ‘Sellers
Iawa
Council Bluffs
Sellers
Jon Aug
Robert Ray
Lowa
Ray
Alty
Richard Turn
Craig Reek
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Jaycees and HZS Plan Dinner to Boost Zoo Fund
The Cedar Rapids Jaycee and Hawkeye Zoological Society co sponsor a pro posed fund raising dinner on Dec 29 at the Roosevelt hotel. A national TV personality will speak at 7 30 pm. Tickets are 25 per person or 35 per couple. Proceeds go to support a modern zoological park in Linn County.
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Cedar Rapids
Jaycee
Hawkeye Zoological Society
Linn County
Roosevelt Hotel
Bob Platner
Platner
Hawkeye Zological Society
Dean Lindsey
Hawkeye Zoo
Ongical Society
Charges of Fighting and Resisting Lodged Against Youth
Marty Shaffer, 20, of 151 Sixteenth Avenue SW was arrested Sunday morning on charges of fighting and resisting officers. Police said he fought at the intersection of Sixteenth Avenue and J Street SW with a 16 year old juvenile. Shaffer posted bond and was released.
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Marty Shaffer
Sixteenth Avenue SW
Sixteenth Avenue
J Street
Shafter
Davenport Teenager Killed in One Car Accident
A Davenport teen, 19 year old David Upson, was killed in a one car crash on a city street on the southwest edge of Davenport early Monday. Authorities identified the victim as David Upson.
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Davenport
UPE
David Upson
Evening Optimists and Local Events Preview
City briefs list a Cedar Rapids area schedule including an Evening Optimists meeting at Long Way 7:30 PM with speakers, a children's show at 7, a Sept 26 event at CoO College, and a local appliance sale. Also noted are police cash theft at Larry's Clark Services, a rummage sale at Immaculate Conception Church, and a Pierson Terrarium Special with glass cookie jar plants advertised.
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Bob Mileuvll
Coo College
Demo Telethon Pledges Reach Sixty Two Thousand
A statewide telethon raised 62400 with 18165.65 pledged by northeast Iowa. Cedar Rapids Waterloo Dubuque and other centers reported sizable support as Anita Terpstra noted Linn and Robinson counties contributed 8216.05 while campus officials prepared talks on airport facilities at a Cedar Rapids Embassy club gathering.
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Democratic Party
Northeast
Mars
Ambassador Lownge
Certar Rapids
Mightly
East Marion
KW. Jame S¢h
Cedar Rapids
Embassy Club
Ek de
Lign County
Rich Seeks Cedar Rapids Parks Commissioner Seat
Austin A. Rich announces candidacy for city parks commissioner in Cedar Rapids. A lifelong resident and former fireman, he promotes open citizen access and stronger counterpressure on abuse in other departments, aiming for improved city government tone.
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Ieh
Two Arrested On Drug Counts In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids youths Leland Drvarksen and Jon Anadult are held in Linn County jail on $2,500 bond on charges of possession of a controlled substance. Police arrested them Sunday night in the 100 block of Thompson Drive SW.
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Cedar Rapids
Lian County
Leland D, Drvarksen
Jon W. Anadult
Juniper Drive
Thompson
Cedar Rapids Mayor Charts Disaster Plan Session
Mayor Donald Canney announced a September 28 meeting at 2 to discuss a community wide disaster plan. The session will coordinate action among city officials and emergency services to address floods, power outages, tornadoes, large fires, and other threats.
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Hext Wear
Cedar Rapids
Donald Canney
Imare
Eight Injured In Auto Crash On Gravel Road
Eight people were injured in a two car crash on a gravel road near Toledo at 6 50 pm Sunday. Garold Timm 18 of Tama drove the northbound car and Michael Hinrichs 28 of rural Toledo drove the southbound car. Timm suffered a shattered left elbow and calf Micki Crabtree 15 had a back injury and was taken to Marshalltown hospital. Other passengers Steve Pansegrau 19 and Chris 14 were treated and released. Hinrichs had facial cuts and his wife Diam 26 facial bruises. Their son Todd 7 was taken to University hospitals with a skull fracture. Their daughter Kim 4 was treated and released. The Hinrichs car burst into flames and Mrs McGune helped rescue the family.
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Tama
Toledo
Leonard McCune
Garold Timm
Route 2
Michael Hinrichs
Timm
Iscar
Micki Crabtree
Marshalltown Hospital
Steve Pansegrau
Chris
Hinrichs
Diam
Todd
Kim
Martha Mitchell Claims Political Prisoner Held in California
Martha Mitchell says she was held as a political prisoner at Newport California and was manhandled by bodyguards. She blames her husband John Mitchell and suggests Mafia involvement in the Watergate era, claiming Nixon triggered his troubles and warning that anyone tied to Nixon faces ruin.
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Newport
Geach
Calif
Mitchell
Nixon
John
Richard Nixon
Police arrest pair on fighting charge at Jerry's Back Roan West
Police arrested Wredwick i McLand, 25, and Rose McLand, 24, early Sunday at Jerry's Back Roan West on 718 First Avenue SW. Both charged with assault and battery. Rose also charged with fighting. Bond posted set at 125 dollars. addresses unclear from report. two Cedar Hapids in Lille want ads do big jobs. Pry one and see for yourself, WDia 390-B234.
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Jerry's
First Avenue
Wredwick i McLand
Rose McLand
Tavertue
Lille
Wdia
IBM Defeats Telex in Trade Secret Case Forbids Copying
IBM sought to protect confidential materials from Telex by court order. The ruling bars copying IBM copyrighted material and prohibits Telex from employing IBM staff for two years without court approval. The judge also enjoined Telex from soliciting or using IBM proprietary information and from assigning former TBM employees to develop products similar to those they worked on. Christensen stayed the decision pending appeal.
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Telex
IBM
JEM
Christensen
Drug Charge Against Brayman Dismissed
Robert iyauman of 112 Norwich road faced a possession charge for prescription drugs Mavodantin and Cantil alleged on August 1. The case and preliminary hearing were dismissed Thursday in magistrate court after no hearing.
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Brayman
Robert Iyauman
Norwich Road
Thuradiaymapiatrate
Innocent Finding in Assault Charge at Cedar Rapids Court
Leland Sehrader of Youleaie Cedar Tapids was found innocent in a local court on an assault and battery charge. The incident involved Penine Shanahan on August 4.
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Leland Sehrader
Youleaie
Cedar Tapids
Smgiserate
Penise
Shanahan
Guilty Plea On Obscene Language In Magistrate Court
Wemphll, of 1014 B Avenue NW, pled guilty in magistrate court to using obscene language. He was fined 10 dollars plus costs for an incident alleged on August 2.
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Vale Wemphll
B Avenue NW
Vriday
Iowa Football Co captain among two arrested for disorderly conduct
University of Iowa co captain Brian Rolfing, 21, and student Glenn Davidson, 22, were arrested Sunday on disorderly conduct charges near downtown. They posted $45 bonds each and are to appear in margin State's woubt Sept. 20.
Agnew Grand Jury Test Focuses on Consistent Stories
A Baltimore grand jury probes kickback schemes tied to state officials. Agnew faces possible tax, bribery, conspiracy, and extortion charges as witnesses prepare to testify. If witnesses align, prosecutors may halt actions. otherwise, decisions on impeachment or indictments could follow.
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Agnew
Grand Jury
Richardson
Federal Grand Jury
Baltimore
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