Cedar Rapids teachers seek 5.5 percent raise for 1973 74
Cedar Rapids educators vote for a 5.5 percent pay hike for the 1973 74 school year. President Alan Whitworth says the increase is the minimum acceptable, while the board's tentative budget calls for 5 percent. The board may trim the figure if state aid changes fail to pass the legislature. In Eagle Grove, authorities investigate an armed jewelry store robbery on Wednesday night. A man tied Noonan and stole rings watches and cash before fleeing.
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Truman Improves After Critical Health Battle
Former President Harry S Truman, 88, showed sharp improvement after a night of rallying. Doctors said his heart and lungs stabilized, though his age keeps him described as critical. His daughter expressed strong faith he will recover.
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Three Car Crashes Cause Heavy Damage and Injuries
City police reported three crashes across Wednesday and this morning. Audry Anderson and 17 year old passenger Dean Baker suffered lacerations after a collision with a Mace Motor Co vehicle at East Jefferson and South Seventh. Anderson was cited for speeding and failure to yield.
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Peace talks deadlocked as Kissinger meets Hanoi officials
Viet Cong negotiator Madame Nguyen Thi Binh and deputy Nguyen Minh Vy reported impasses in the Paris talks amid hopeful French newspaper rumors of a possible Vietnam peace accord. Kissinger met Le Duc Tho and French officials as press reports floated an imminent signing while Thieu's government pressed for continued war.
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Conservationist Sikke Temple Honored In Iowa Awards
Sikke Temple, a Keota area farmer, was named regional sweepstakes winner in soil conservation for 25 years of erosion control. He built terraces, dams, ditches, tile outlet terraces, and uses chisel plowing on 240 rolling acres. Temple and wife Beulah have 11 children. He received the award at a regional dinner hosted by the State Soil Conservation Service.
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Plan Muscatine bridge dedication
Gov Robert D Ray is set to attend the dedication of the new Muscatine Bridge on Friday. The 3000 foot structure replaces the 1890 bridge, funded under the Iowa Toll Bridge Law of 1967, with construction starting in 1970 and a total cost around 6.5 million dollars.
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Weather Outlook With Snow and Cold Temperatures
Cloudy this afternoon with highs in the teens and a cold period. Occasional snow is likely tonight possibly preceded by freezing rain with lows near 10 above. Snow diminishes by Friday afternoon as winds shift and temperatures fall. Highs Friday 15 to 20 with southeast winds 10 to 20 mph. Measurable precip probabilities 10 percent today, 60 percent Friday, 50 percent Saturday.
Iowa review of fuel oil shortage distribution problem
The Iowa Commerce Commission chair says the heating fuel shortage could be eased if federal policy allows more imported fuel oil into the Midwest. Iowa faces a 28.5 million gallon shortfall as small independent distributors struggle to obtain gas and oil, leading to outages for public buildings and halted grain dryers. Gov. Ray will be briefed on options, including increasing imports or boosting propane shipments.
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Record cold grips Iowa as multiple cites hit historic lows
Nationwide cold snap continues in Iowa with Spencer minus 16 Waterloo minus 13 Mason City minus 18 Cedar Rapids minus 7 Burlington minus 3 setting new records. officials warned of relief to the 20s today before another cold front with snow potential and falling temps Friday. scattered ice jams slow some river traffic and no deaths yet attributed to the cold week.
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