McGovern Endorses Tax Credits for Private School Parents
McGovern endorses a tax credit plan aiding families who send children to private and parochial schools. The move targets Catholic voters while Nixon's campaign travels Texas and Illinois. Agnew shifts to a low key 1972 bid, stressing record of the administration and dodges a hard line approach.
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Cedar Rapids Cable TV Franchise Vote Is Sought
Cedar Rapids residents may vote on granting General Electric Cablevision Corp nonexclusive 35 year emus to construct and operate a table television system within the city. Petitions with at least 35 signatures from each of the 36 precincts were filed for a Nov 7 referendum. City officials are checking signatures as 26 inquiries had been made by other cable interests and council members have been cool to cable TV local efforts.
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Supreme Court upholds DRM school board election plan
In a unanimous decision the Iowa Supreme Court rejected Deep River publisher Charles Dunham’s challenge to the Deep River Millersburg community school system. The court found electing four directors from specified districts and one at large constitutional if populations are near equal, affirming a lower court ruling by Judge Ira Morrison.
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Palmby denies inside data in Soviet grain dealings
Clarence Palmby former deputy secretary of agriculture now Continental Grain executive testified to a House subcommittee that no inside information was used in grain dealings with the Soviet Union. He said no agreement was reached in Moscow in April 1972 and labeled such claims lies.
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Linn County plans 3 Million Home bond approval
Linn supervisors announced plans to seek voter approval for a 2,959,000 maximum cost for a county home replacement. The project, a 200-bed facility at the 60 acre county farm, would be funded by a 0.675 mill levy for 15 years. Details were limited, with a goal of a residential, homelike, one or two story complex.
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Syrian U N Attache Arrest Sparks Regional Tensions
The Associated Press reports a spate of incidents including a booby trapped package at the Israeli embassy in London killing the agricultural attache Dr Ami Schacherl and injuring another. Syria and other Arab states react with arrests and warnings as tensions rise across Beirut Amman and Paris. Diplomatic sources say Maj Richard Barrett was seized at Deraa near the Jordanian border as Washington presses for his release. The Egyptian backed federation of Syria Egypt and Libya vows swift retaliation against any aggression.
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Audit Finds Benton Fund Shortage in Vehicle Taxes
The state auditor reported a $5,966.07 shortage in the Benton county motor vehicle department and turned the matter over to the Benton county grand jury. The audit found 73 cases where taxes or registration fees paid to an employee were not recorded, with amounts from 80 cents to 713.42, covering Jan 1, 1971 to Aug 24, 1972.
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Reds Seize Town Near Da Nang
Communist forces seized a district capital in Quang Ngai province south of Da Nang, marking a third such capture in a month. Heavy fighting continued across three southern districts, with Ba To fallen and Duc Pho under threat. Casualties cited include 344 North Vietnamese and Viet Cong killed over two days. refugee flows numbered in the thousands. An air war report noted a Navy A1 crash off Hatos and missing crewmen.
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Cedar Rapids schools cut budget by five hundred thousand
The Cedar Rapids school district must reduce its general fund by $503,906 due to an enrollment drop from 24,623 projected to 24,196 as of Sept. 15. The district’s general fund budget now totals $23,736,168 after adjustments for enrollment and per pupil costs, with state auditor figures reflecting a reduction of 436 pupils at $81 each.
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