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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1972

Page

3

Philippine Martial Law Declared Amid Unrest and Censorship

Martial law was proclaimed by President Ferdinand Marcos with reports of school closures and media controls. The move, aimed at preventing a violent overthrow, spurred arrests of opposition figures and gun violence in Manila as authorities tightened power over press and communications.

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Six Die in Accidents on Iowa Roads

Six people died in separate Iowa road accidents from Friday evening to Saturday noon. Lisa Rachel s, 5, of North Liberty was killed when bicyclists crossed Highway 218 at the North Liberty limits, hit by a northbound car. The girl died instantly. three girls were attempting to cross on bicycles. Surviving relatives include her parents and three sisters. Funeral services planned for Monday in Iowa City. In Lawler, two young men, Joseph Kuennen 19 and Duane Matiner 22, were killed in a fiery crash four miles east of Lawler on a county gravel road. Four Decorah family members were seriously injured. Further details were reported by the highway patrol.

North Liberty Lisa Rachels Edward Rachele Dané K Havens Stratford Lane Cedar Iowa City Decatur Lows

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Nixon McGovern Barbs Blur 1972 Campaign Scene

Nixon and McGovern traded barbs as the campaign grows prickly with Nixon attacking defense and economic policies. Spiro Agnew pressed the anti McGovern line in the South while Sargent Shriver campaigned in Las Vegas and Texas aiding Democrats. Nixon and Mrs Nixon dined with wealthy Texas Democrats as Connally hosted events. a Nixon fundraiser allegedly involved a suitcase of cash linked to Watergate figures.

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Plane to Laos Without Them

Antiwar activists arrive in Vientiane and report three U.S. POWs released by North Vietnam remain in Hanoi with escorts. The group led by Cora Weiss and David Bellinger questions why the prisoners have not flown home, citing no Nixon reply to a cable of demands for civilian aircraft transport and a pledge against war roles.

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Two Attack Dogs Found on Cedar Rapids Farm

Two trained attack dogs owned by Duane Armold were found Saturday on a farm southeast of Cedar Rapids. The dogs, said to be gentle unless cornered or tampered with, were reported roaming locations around the southeast side before safely returning to their quarters. No injuries occurred, and the dogs are described as Siberian huskies weighing about 115 and 136 pounds.

U. S Medina George Godley Godley Bury Cedar Rapids Duane Armold Crescent Street Eighth Avenue Sixth Street SE ME Vernon Road Bever Park Mt Vernon Road

Sweep Launched by 20000 South Viets in new operation

Saigon command said 20 000 South Vietnamese troops with 200 armored vehicles launched sweeps southwest of Quang Tri City and Hue to search for and destroy enemy. The move follows a northern counter offensive. One South Vietnamese soldier and one civilian were killed, six civilians wounded, four homes destroyed. Three American service members wounded. A U S spotter plane damaged. One U S run way closed briefly. US air strikes across Vietnam totaled over 280 Friday. A Phantom jet from the US lost in Laos while supporting Laotian troops. Both crewmen reported missing.

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Egg Yolk Debate Triggers Barroom Brawl in Brazil

Police reported three people treated at a Brazilian bar after a brawl sparked by an argument over whether eggs from black hens lay darker yolks than those from white hens.

Brazil UPI

Explorer 47 launches into Earth orbit from Cape Kennedy

CAPE KENNEDY AP Explorer 47 climbed into orbit atop a three stage rocket, reaching 146 to 163 miles altitude. NASA said it is the largest Explorer to date and will serve as a flying lab studying solar plasma, cosmic winds, radiation and magnetic fields. Ground control planned a Monday orbit correction to achieve a circular path.

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Tense rift over Iowa Commerce Commission affair sparks tension

The Iowa Commerce Commission faces a tense rift as Chairman Matrice Van Nostrand and Commissioner Fred Moor respond to Commissioner Howard Bell's dissent in the Iowa Public Service Co case. Van Nostrand accuses Bell of contradicting Supreme Court guidelines while Bell calls it an honest difference of opinion. Governor Ray is aware of the conflict and discussions among commissioners continue as the dispute draws scrutiny.

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