Health Board Concurs on Elevator Compliance Order
Linn county Health Board agrees with air pollution board to grant L. J. Dennis and Son Elevator Center Point 60 days to submit plans and a timetable to curb debris blowing into the air. Petition from Cedar Rapids residents cites dust and oat hulls from National Oats Co. causing health risks and property upkeep issues. Ahern criticized in anonymous letter. five nursing homes and one custodial home inspected. Union Carbide air quality monitor bought for $9,668.
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Linn County Board of Health
Marion
Alfred Ahern
Air Pollution Board of Review
L. J. Dennis and Son
Center Point
Board of Review
Board of Health
Dennis
National Oats Co
Cedar Rapids
Keith Erickson
Health Department
Ahern
Union Carbide
Sonics, Inc
Watertown
Mass
Press independence and source protection debated in nine day hearing
A nine day hearing will feature representatives from the press and academia alongside government officials on press independence. Vice president Agnew did not testify. Senator Pearson argued that newsmen's right to protect confidential sources is essential for unfettered reporting, noting many states have laws protecting this privilege.
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Agnew
Herbert Klein
Nixon
Sen. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
Supreme Court
89 Climbing Deaths in French Alps During 1971 Summer
In France during the summer of 1971 mountain climbing accidents caused 89 deaths. Of these, 54 fatalities occurred on Mont Blanc according to authorities.
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Chamonix
France
Mont Blanc
Mindszenty leaves Budapest for Rome after exile
Cardinal Mindszenty crossed into Austria by car and flew from Vienna to Rome. Austrian officials cited security restrictions while Vatican officials and Papal nuncio accompanied him. In Rome he was greeted by Cardinal Villot and rode to Vatican City. The 1969 Vatican Budapest accord set church appointments but did not name Mindszenty. He had resisted communist charges and endured alleged torture.
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Austria
Nickelsdorf
Hegyeshalom
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
Schwechat
Rome
Opilio Rossi
Mindszenty
Jean Cardinal Villot
Vatican
Vatican City
Cardinal Mindszenty
Cardinal Villot
Msgr
Giovanni Cheli
Anamosa Native Cited for Son Tay Rescue Mission
Lt. Col. Ryland L. Dreibelbis of Anamosa received the Silver Star for participation in the Son Tay prisoner of war camp rescue attempt in North Vietnam on November 21. He served with the 37th Aerospace Rescue and Recovery Squadron at Da Nang from 1970 to 1971 and is now at Scott AFB Illinois.
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Ryland L. Dreibelbis
Anamosa
Son Tay
North Vietnam
Col. Dreibelbis
37Th Aerospace
da Nang
Scott Afb
Candidate Will Test Iowa City Ordinance
Pat Schmidtke, a member of the Iowa City housing commission, plans a council bid and calls it a test case after City Attorney Jay Honohan ruled city ordinances bar board members from running for council. She would resign if required.
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Iowa City
Iowa City Housing Commission
Pat Schmidtke
Jay Honohan
Dr. Rocco and Braille school clash in Iowa history saga
The Braille school in Cedar Rapids gained national accreditation in 1969 70 under Dr Rocco amid a control dispute with the regents. The Iowa Commission for the Blind led bills to transfer control, later withdrawn after Gov Ray declared a truce. A coordinating committee for Iowa's blind programs was named and remains active.
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National Accreditation Council
Rocco
Iowa Commission For the Blind
Robert Ray
Iowa
Sex Education Appeal Slated in Iowa City
Opponents of sex education in Iowa City public schools will appeal a district court ruling upholding the courses to the Iowa Supreme Court. They argue materials are unfit and taught by untrained personnel, seeking injunctions against the district and state education department. Judge Eads suggested legislative or electoral remedies and noted the program could be modified rather than declared unlawful.
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Iowa City
Iowa Supreme Court
State Department of Public Instruction
William Eads
Eads
Cyclist Hurt In Cr Crash In City Neighborhood
Robert M. Lightner, 16, of 4601 Sherman street NE, suffered a right leg laceration in a car motorcycle collision Monday evening. He attempted to pass on the right as a car turning into a driveway at 1819 Forty-second street NE was underway. The auto was driven by Joanne M. Driscoll, 129 West Post road NW. Lightner was treated at St Luke's hospital and released and was charged with overtaking on the right.
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Robert M. Lightner
Sherman Street
Lightner
Forty-second Street
Joanne M. Driscoll
West Post Road
St. Luke’s Hospital
Plaque Installed in Tayport for Grant Visit 1877
In Tayport Scotland a memorial plaque honors the 1877 visit of American President Ulysses S Grant. The event marks a historic diplomatic moment recorded by local officials and commemorated for residents and visitors.
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Tayport
Scotland
Grant
Luna 19 Moon Probe Launch Reported by Tass
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union launched Luna 19 an automatic space station to study the moon and near lunar space from orbit Tass reported The prior Luna 18 crashed on Sept 11 marking the third straight space mission failure Tass also announced Cosmos 441 an unmanned satellite on an undisclosed mission with no indicated link to Luna 19
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tais
Tass
Want ads offer the greatest selection of home offerings
Classified want ads advertise a wide range of home offerings from appliances and furniture to real estate and home services. Readers can compare prices, browse listings, and contact sellers directly to negotiate deals. The notices highlight available stock and typical turnaround times.
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily In The Gazette Classified
Daily Gazette carries a recurring notice styled as Dennis The Menace in its classifieds. The feature appears as a lighthearted recurring item, signed with the character’s name and framed as a playful public notice.
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Dennis the Menace
Gazette
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James L. Middlekauff
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Pearl Harbor
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Rayford Brown
Ft. Ord
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Donald Hartman
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Richard E. Parke
Shellsburg
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Oxford Junction
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Henry A. Wagner
Wapello
Vietnam
Richard L. Thumma
Ada Thumma
Mechanicsville
Colorado Springs
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D Avenue
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Scott Hunter
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