Jepsen Favors Wiretap Bill If Elected Iowa Governor
Lt. Gov. Roger Jepsen told The Gazette he would sign a 1970 bill legalizing wiretapping in Iowa as governor in 1972. He argued it would curb crime and protect privacy, citing drug distribution concerns at Iowa and urging tougher judicial actions and enforcement.
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Jepsen
Roger Jepsen
Iowa
the Gazette
Linn County Peace Officers Assn
Ray
University of Iowa
Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Hearing Oct 13 On Rezoning for Medical Complex
Cedar Rapids city council set October 13 for a public hearing on rezoning the site between Fourth and Fifth Avenues SE and Tenth and Twelfth streets from B-4 to B-2 to allow a three story medical complex. The first building of 48 000 square feet will house medical offices laboratories X ray facilities and a pharmacy and face Fifth Avenue. Construction starts January 1 1972 and should be completed by November.
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Cedar Rapids
Tenth Street Associates
Fourth and
Fifth Avenues
Tenth and Twelfth Streets
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Final Payment Approved for Special Education Programs
The Joint County board voted Monday to authorize the final payment of 559 157.36 to school districts in Cedar Johnson Linn and Washington counties for special education programs. The amount is about a quarter of total district payments. Nearly 1 000 students attend these classes while over 40 000 receive some services from the division.
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Joint County School System
Joint County Board
Cedar
Johnson
Linn
Washington
Division of Special Education
Wanted Ad Promises Unusual Item
A classified notice describes a wanted advertisement promising to locate an unusual item. Details are sparse but indicate a search initiated by a reader seeking a specific, uncommon object.
California recall of soft contact lenses over bacterial contamination
Two California optical firms recall more than 2200 sets of new soft contact lenses sold in June and July after tests found Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Eye infections, pus, irritation and possible corneal ulcers were warned to doctors and purchasers. Lenses were California only. Urocom of Los Angeles and Kontour Kontact of Richmond halted sales after missing a drug exemption. both firms later obtained one. Contamination first reported by UCLA Jules Stein Eye Institute staff.
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Berkeley, Calif
UPI
California
State Public Health Department
Urocom
Los Angeles
Kontour Kontact
Richmond
Calif
Bennet Ward
Berkeley
Food and Drug Administration
Jules Stein Eye Institute
Ucla
Nisei Anisei: A second generation Japanese American
A brief note identifies Nisei Anisei as a second generation Japanese born and educated in the United States, highlighting heritage and upbringing in America.
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Nisei Anisei
America
Subscription Rates For Various Delivery Options
The notice lists weekly and monthly rates by carrier and mail for night and Sunday editions and afternoon editions, with yearly totals for US and territories. It states no mail subscriptions are accepted where Gazette carrier service exists and notes AP content may be republished.
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U.S. Territories
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By Dale Kueter
the Gazette Co
Third Ave. SE
Associated Press
Buick
Killian
Iowa City Mall
Sycamore
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