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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1971

Page

6

Lawyers, Why Not Run For Cedar Rapids Municipal Court

Five candidates, including Liebenmann Scolaro Hansell Hullinger and Reilly, face a Oct. 5 filing deadline for Cedar Rapids municipal court seats. Voters may see three judges elected Nov. 2 if petitions meet required signatures.

Cedar Rapids John Liebenmann Anthony Scolaro August F. Hansell, Jr Loren M. Hullinger, Jr John B. Reilly State Supreme Court Iowa Reilly Hullinger Linn County Bar Assn

Agnew Scenario Mulled VP to High Court

Speculation that Nixon may appoint Vice President Agnew to the Supreme Court hinges on two vacancies and the 25th Amendment. A detailed scenario envisions Agnew to court, Rogers to the court, Connally to the vice presidency, Rockefelle r as secretary of state, Mills as secretary of the treasury, with Connally and Mills representing a conservative bloc. White House sources urged watching actions over words.

Agnew Nixon Maryland Supreme Court Congress Rogers Nelson Rockefeller Treasury Wilbur D. Mills Connally White House

Army tones down bayonet training shout to Yah Yah

The New York Times notes the U S Army shifts from Kill Kill to Yah Yah in bayonet drills to curb harsh slogans. Some sergeants push for blood yells or Kee yah while others question meaning as youths confront militarist ritual.

U.S New York Times Ft. Leonard Wood The Times

Attica Tragedy Sparks Call for Government Change

A reader writes from a civil rights perspective urging government accountability after the Attica prison tragedy. The letter condemns leaders, expresses sympathy for victims’ families, and calls for action to prevent further harm and violence. The author also argues for safer travel, citing near accidents at an unsafe intersection and urging warning devices to protect schoolchildren and other travelers.

Attica

Public pressure urged on highway commissions over dangerous driving

A Benton Community school district teacher urges state and local highway commissions to address hazardous driving conditions. He commutes between Newhall and Keystone and notes crossing highway 218 via highway 199, citing two accidents at the intersection.

Benton Newhall Keystone

What Happened at Central City Youth Center

A community member asks why the Central City youth center appears poorly run and unfair, noting two faced treatment and children preferring tavern patronage over the center. They urge changes to better meet diverse needs and prevent mistreatment.

Central City

Nomination Struggle and the Muskie Debate

The piece argues Nixon misrepresented anti Negro prejudice while dissecting Muskie's bid for the Democratic nomination. It examines race voting patterns, congressional representation, and the potential for Edward Kennedy to dominate the 1972 convention, with musings on how coalition dynamics will shape the outcome.

Ashington Edmund Muskie Sen Edward Kennedy

Failures Reported Cheap Guns Unsafe

Treasury tests at Bel Air Md under a $130000 contract show many cheap handguns jam misfire break apart and eject fragments while expensive models prove safer. About 150 pistols from 12 firms were fired thousands of times with 65 American made and 65 foreign made. Saturday night specials priced $14 to $35 caused most failures and some would not fire. Rep John Murphy urged halting production and pressed Treasury on data. he pressed Connally by letter and phone with no timely reply.

Treasury H. P. White Laboratory Bel Air U.S Washington John Murphy D-N.y John Connally Connally Internal Revenue Harold Swartz Murphy

Three Walls Endanger Liberty By Carl Riblet Jr

In our government there are three walls that endanger liberty the stone wall of bureaucracy the blank wall of official silence and the brass wall We cannot go on forever merely eating the fruit of the liberty tree or it will die We must begin to plant some seeds

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