text: Cedar Rapids Gazette (Newspaper) - July 3, 1974, Cedar Rapids, Iowa naiiohm JUUO WI Ainu $1 lr vie I FDM C ASI lo 7AM IM 3000 •/- a - n - vni w venin Lack of Black Police Applicants Hit in Letter {r~ UM WI A1 Mf It I OUK ASI ^ 5*J* as his lawyer to file a suit in district court to gain an order directing the police department to hire more blacks. Ligons said the police department has not "adequately fulfilled its obligation that the federal government has placed upon it through the Affirmative Action program to hire blacks. "They can go all the way down to Miami to hire a police chief," he continued. "Why can't they go down and bring back some black police force applicants? We have 30 unemployed blacks right here in jCedar Rapids." Ligons said a federal investigator from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission By Steve Belle Thomas Kelly, president of the Iowa-Nebraska branch of the National Assn. for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), has complained to James Steinbeck, Cedar Rapids commissioner of public safety, about the lack of black applicants for the local police force. In a letter written to Steinbeck at the request of Charles Ligons, 1802 Grande avenue SE, Kelly said the police department has "constantly and consistently refused to hire black males" to fill positions on the force. In the recent examination for police force applicants, of the three black applicants, one was flunked, one was disqualified, and the other didn t show up 'disaccording to Ligons. "Kids' Need" Obligation Unmet ' We are trying to upgrade our vene. —Johnson— (Continued from Page I.) court's attention June 14 when a petition in the name of the Sac and Fox Tribal Council was filed charging the settlement residents were denied a vote June 4 because there was no polling place on their grounds. as specified by a 1973 state law. Being Used Auditor Ohrt explained he had tried to put a polling place in the school house on the grounds b u t was told by council Tho Cedar Rapids Gazette: Wed., .lilly 3. 1974 checking boxes by their candidates' names correctly but adding another cross or check below the names. The suit in Judge McManus' court was filed by Don Wanatee, a settlement resident and member of the tribal council, in the council's name. However, other council members said they knew nothing of it until they read or heard it in the news. -Impeachment- (Continued from Page I.) that Hunt threatened to "bring John Ehrlichman down to his knees and put him in jail" if Hunt was not given money. Such an alleged threat by Hunt was quoted by John Dean in a March 21, 1973, conversation with Nixon that has become a focal point of the committee's Wanatee voted by absentee impeachment inquiry, ballot in Tuesday's election and O'Brien told the committee members 't would he in use so did his wife, Priscilla, election day. Through oversight, no notice was posted on the grounds that residents could vote at their former polling places in Montour, Tama or Toledo in the June 4 election. Lawyers for all parties con- Hunt made no mention of Ehr-I i c h rn a n , reported members who heard the closed door testi-■ mony. O'Brien, who met Hunt alone D .j , ~ ion March 16, said Hunt admit-rresident 00ys ted doing "seamy things" for WASHINGTON' (AP, _ A!the White House, but said only .. , ' I he would reconsider his White House spokesman U.S. Energy Use Down 8 Percent, op- was Rain is expected Wednesday night in parts of the lower plains and in the vicinity of the Great Lakes. Mostly fair elsewhere. —Daily Record— The Weather Magistrate's Court jury Excused in Conner Trial; Hearing Held High (temperatures Tuesday, low tem ,,_ .. _ T, _ , , perafures overnight and 'inches ot pre Speeding" — Rex Reynolds, cipitation: Magnus hotel; fined $40 and; Atunu*9'.*? M1.I0 Mi?m?e,es 84 73 .ii costs- Marius Guthridge, Hia- By Bertha Finn Bismarck »ts7 .ii Minneapolis 97 70 .os Watha; fined $30 and costs. Denver0 ['.'Vs™ NewYo™'. TI 75 °J Barbara Best. 2231 C street Duluth ... 84 54 .14 Phoenix 10*77 SW; Randy Schmitt, 1603 J murder trial here of Atwell Jun- Hou»tonu 1*74 .os washington 90 72 avenue NE; James Bowker, ior Conner, 29, of near Bertram, Extended Forecast — Chance 315 ,1.fl*Ttietj1 -street SF; each vere excused of rain in the northwest Friday tm£ f$;,° an? eof • , , " * Friday. ., , " j n u on r..: I raffle signal violation — J through Sunday. Highs. 80s Fri-|Davjd Jonc*s 3425 c|over day to 90s by Sunday. I/)wsj drive SW; fined $15 and costs. is on his wav to look into the sit-cerned a8reed to include these I ^IVC5inan saYs tions" if the $120,000 he is on his way to look into the sit ] ^ ^ ^ ^ I conservation efforts over the demanding was not paid. vee after Democratic slate of- £?* ^ar b7 '"dus ty and the ficials were Demitted to inter- government have re- _omer aevtiopmenis. vene duced the nation's energy con- llie slaff of the senate Water- Ligons said he has hired Kelly | race, not just get jobs," added Avoid Duplication I sumption by more than 8 per- eat'e corralttee is reconsidering I mons "Kirk nneH tn a , .. cent. | its preliminary reports criticiz- black' cop directing traffic so a ^^have vtdT orTor A sla*ment b* Asiden. J?* >b'" fi"a"^ "< Ihey can have something to look;more of thc precinc(s June 4 s0 N|*on, issued here Tuesday as °"a Hubcrt HumPhrc.v up to. Its a glamorous occupa- a|1 resu|ts in those precincts Nixon prepared lo return from a ,eor! tM»-.....t should be thrown out to avoidlhls Mosc(ow '"P- ,sald induslry "Were just trying to get them dup|icate votin" in Tuesday's'was meetinS the tar8et of a 5' into court so they can get feder- ial election. ' .............. al aid. He explained that the ... . federal aid he referred to was a Asu" ,u1l'"ed oat- ^Morgan federal court order if necessary ( settlement was the only 'Indian who voted June 4 — in William Van Gorp William Van Gorp, 76, of 4625 Bever avenue SE, a Cedar Rapids resident the last ten months and a retired employe to make the police department ",UI"" "I"" vuu:u of International Harvester Co.,'comply with guidelines for hir- n° lama precinct. Johnson criticized Democratic ANAMOSA - Jurors in thc Davenport, died Wednesday fob ;ing minorities lowing a long illness. Born Oct.1 When contacted Wednesday I, 1897, at Linville, he was a vet- afternoon, Wallace N. LaPeters, until 8:30 a.m. mostly in 60s. Traveler's Forecast In their absence Wednesday, a hearing was scheduled in License plate violation — .Jones county district court to Roxanne Harshman, 137 Twen-i det rmin th admissibility of ty - third street SE; fined $20! aueiIIlin<- ine wmwsiDliny OI Thursday and costs. testimony by polygraph experts Weather, Hi-Lo Striking unattended vehicle who administered lie detector Bismarck ..........Fair 81-56 — Alan Maximeck, Iowa City; tests to Conner. Chicago ........Shwrs 84-59 | fined $10 and costs Conn(,r be, (ried , ron. Cincinnati .......PtCldy 90-6 < Accident, damage to vehicle -.u u m i Cleveland Tshwrs 88-65 — Vernon Dochtcrman, 409!P . With the March IO slay eran of World war I and a member of Davenport American Legion post. Surviving is a son. William E., with whom he made his home; a daughter, Joan Childs. Calif.; four grandchildren, and three sisters, I^aura Van Gorp. Wa-apply, you can't hire them." tcrloo. Ellen Loupe. Sunnyvale. 4^* * party officials for entering the case and flatly said before the election they were out to do him in by including the three outside precincts, where he lost to percent energy cutback which the Nixon administration had urged a year ago. eorge McGovern. Democrats on the staff, apparently without telling Republicans, have agreed to review new material to be submitted by McGovern aides. The aides Energy savings by Ihe federal comPlamed that a preliminary government have reached 30ireP°rt was unfair in suggesting percent, far ahead of the 7 per- that McGovern may have violat- cent goal set last year, according cd the sP'nt of ,h<' law forbid-to the President ' din8 corporate campaign dona tions when he forced some crcd- Nixon's statement praised the conservation leadership shown by government and industry, Des Moines Tshwrs 88-64 Elder lane NW; fined $20 and ing in Jones county of Maureen at Detroit .. •.......Tshwrs 89-62 costs Indianapolis Tshwrs 89-70 I)river.s licpnsp violation — Kansas City PtCldy 85-66 Larry Walker, 1315 Linview Milwaukee PtCldy 80-60 Mpls.-St. Paul .. PtCldy 76-56 Okla. City..........Fair 91-66 Omaha ........PtCldy 84-61 St. Louis ........Tshwrs 90-64 Sioux Falls PtCldy 82-58 drive, Marion; fined <$20 and costs. Michael Kcllog, Wendy Oaks trailer court: fined $10 and costs. Improper parking — Danny McNabb, 1521 E avenue NE;| fined $10 and costs. Ui-L OO Failure to report accident — High Tuesday ............... Vernon Dighton. 1509 Seven- Low overnight .............. 78 teenth avenue SE; fined $50 Noon Wednesday ............ 8" and costs. 2 p.m. Wednesday ......... 87 Striking fixtures adjacent to Precipitation ....!.........None *trept — Vernon Dighton. 1509 C. R. Weather Connelly, 17, Cedar Rapids. ^ev Qienn Bender of First Con- A 31-year-old Keystone man, gregational church. Burial: Me-George Junior Nowlin, also is'morial Park cemetery, Daven-charged in the girl's death and port, at I p.m. Monday. Friends is awaiting trial here. may call at Turner east. In statements Tuesday, Judge —- Harold Victor said there is a Mrs. Stephen Parsley good chance the case will go to the jury Friday. Calif., and Jeanette Hubbard, j • -Mark l>oolin, Cedar Rapids Chicago. Human Rights Commission ad ministrative assistant, reported that investigation has begun on a complaint by a woman who Cedar Rapids police chief, said hrs department "has made a positive effort through adverbs- 107 ^ at'lh j n 4 but added that "their efforts are mg in he local papers lo reach | n not h Every American blacks about applying ior post- ■ *■ must join in this cause." bons on the police force. Kapp Happy . He added that "if they don't Rapp was "happy" that he r S1 C° Sai conserva' won for the second time Tuesday. Services: Turner chapel east 10:30 a m. Monday by the "It was an unfortunate episode," he said in a telephone interview Tuesday night after thc results were in. I "I wish it hadn't come up — tion programs by federal agencies during the nine months beginning June. 1973, saved the equivalent of 75 million barrels of oil. He said the commerce depos itors, including corporations, to settle leftover campaign bills for $35,000 less than the full amounts. Humphrey complained to top Democrats and Republican staff members, in a meeting also attended by committee member Daniel Inouye (D-Hawaii). Humphrey agreed to submit new information about his personal finances and instructed his lawyer to draw up a legal failed the test for police force that the Indians had had a poll-applicants. The woman contended that the physical test discriminated against her. Doolin said his of- _, . . , ..... -T..0™ Seventeenth street Total for July ............Trace jjqo and costs. SF; fined bee will be reviewing the test, what criteria are used for deter-Helen Scherler Parsley, 92, of mining who passes, how the test 636 Eighth street SE. widow ot was prepared and administered. Stephen Parsley, died in a Exclude Abortion!^™"1 nursing home Tuesday, es e en c . campaign this fall following a brief illness. Born; Tom Lcker, coordinator of J ^ Iowa Deaths Normal for July ............3.58 Normal through July —20.19 Total for 1974 ..............29.94 Blairstown — Matthew T. Barometer, rising .........29.92 Kimm, 87. Halverson's. Humidity at noon ..... 56% Sigourney — Leonard Frit- Wind direction and velocity at HSlmV"1* 2 p m. StV at !8 mph yinlon _ John Evtretl Sun rises Thinsday, 5.36. sun \ycar^ 73 F|jday at ll at First sets, 8:45. United Methodist church in Year Ago Today — High, 93: Brandon. Memorial fund. Visi- * * ^ I int JAW nt tlfLUrt OI* a I I « MC-** TF**-* low, 70; rainfall, 1.16. In Federal Health|May 15, m2, in Switzerland, she QI ,1 1 • had been a Cedar Rapids resi- 1 10 n I v-/ a T h O 11 C S dent most of her life and was a WASHINGTON (AP) - Three Jehovah w,tnass- Roman Catholic groups stressed their opposition to abortion as the house ways and means committee finished the public-witness phase of its health insurance hearings Tuesday. Surviving are a daughter, Doris Leason, New York City; one granddaughter; four greatgrandchildren; one great-great-grandchild; a brother, and four sisters. Services: Turner chapel east Mississippi Stages (Flood stage* in brackets) Lacrosse (12) 5.5. fall .3 Lansing (18) 7.9, fall .5 Dam 9 (18) 15.5, fall .9 McGregor (18) 8.5, fall .4 Guttenberg (15) 7.2, fall .5 Dubuque (17) 10.0, fall .1 Davenport (15) 9.2, fall .1 Keokuk (16) 13.6, fall 1.3 'preventivelat 10:30 a m- Friday bV Clifford Kephart. Burial: Oak Hill cemetery. Friends may call at tation at White-Phillips', Vin- An emphasis on 'lon- I health care and on mandating a ■ "r,MdePcndence "7 Lcon H I broad set of benefits should not, - .. m-K fcntik*. our view include family plan- Turner east until IO Friday. The sa. ' " u-,ning services — particularly I casket will n°t be open after the ^ Toledo — Fred R. Rogers, 76 sterilization and abortion proce- service. Friday at 2. Henderson's. 'dures — as part of those bene- Chrlsea _ Charles (Doe) fits." the Catholic groups said in Upah, 73. Friday at 9:30 at; a joint statement to the commit-Joseph s. Rosary: Thursday!* 7:30. Hrabak's. athletics for the Cedar Rapids school district, defended the test as non-discriminatory. "All it does is show who's strong enough to do the job," he said. Ecker collaborated with two University of Iowa physical education experts in preparing the test. "I spent a great deal of time with police officers collecting information on what police officers have to do on the job." he added. "These tests are simula- ment reported that private in- brief for thc staff defending his dustry was saying the equiva-,use 0f more than $100,000 in poring place four weeks ago. But lent 0< mdllon barrels of oil SOnal funds in his 1972 campaign they didn't so I supported them a yeap' f(>r tbe Democratic presidential having a special election and Taken together, those I iguresi nomination. am pleased that so many Indi- reP,esent onergy savings at a Earlier, the staff had said ans voted." rate equivalent to about 1.4 mil- Humphrey had failed to turn Rapp said he and Johnson bon barrels a day or 8-2 percent over requested documents, campaigned together part of K°vcrnmenf forecasts of the Humphrey's office confirmed Tuesday and that Johnson had ."unconstrained demand" which that $190,000 in tax deductions promised to work in Rapp's otherwise have been felt he took for donations of por- last month. sonal papers is under investigate result of this reduction 1 tion by the Internal Revenue ans ac a ion apparently has been to restrain1 Service, according to CBS News. Johnson, who lives on a rent- oil imports, which were running, Senate sources said a lawyer has been hired by G.O.P. senators to advise them in case Nixon is impeached and a trial held. ed farm near Kesley, plans to at about 6 million barrels a day take a few weeks of vacation before hitting the campaign trail for Rapp, he told The Gazette. Johnson said there is no question but that the Democrats have an excellent chance to beat Grassley with Rapp this __ faA total of 111 Indians voted a.mai°r obstacle lo agreement last month, instead of the 6.5 million previously forecast by thc Federal Energy Administration. —Summit— (Continued from Page I.) Ehrlichman Gave Full Okay, Krogh Testifies Memorial Services St. at Dyersville — Joseph A. Sister Virginia Schwager, Cedar at C.R. (13) 5.13, fall Beckmann, 62. Saturday al director of the U. S. Catholic Madsen, Minnie — IO a.m. Friday in Murdoch chapel in Marion. Burial: ML Hope cemetery, Battle Creek. .It 9:30. Basilica of St. Francis Pnr^lx/Illp I Xavier. Parish scripture service Coralville Lane at 8 p.m. Friday. Visitation Pool level Wednesday... 703.13 after 7 p.m. Thursday. Kramer's. Marriage Licenses Kristine Brandt and Duane 1 Conference's health affairs divi- c D , sion; Sister Mary Maurita Sen- burgeons blast Medicare Funds gelaub, president of the Catholic Hospital Assn., and the Rt. Rev. Iowa City — Ruth G. Helms,!Msgr. Lawrence Corcoran, ex-i Schipull, r'amcla Ingalls and1 64, .Thursday at 11 at St. Pa-jecutive director of the National Dick King, Deborah Blazek and ■• Losarv Wednesday at Conference of Catholic Charities all nf Prriar' ':30> Donohue's, I . , Cedar ____ represented the groups. I IMM I-II The statement added further, Linn lait tSCdp66 S "if the taking of human life Kevin Carney, Rapids. Sheila Water, Rapids, and James Turnis, Manchester. Elizabeth Myers, St. John. New Brunswick. Canada, and Raeburn Grasty, Cedar Rapids. Julie Roberts, Marion, and Randol Bottlicher, Lewistown, Pa. Gail Artioli, Davenport, and Scott Nau, Cedar Rapids. Births — Mercy July 2 — To the families of Carl Kigel, 220 Broadmore road NW, a son; Joseph Byrd. 236 Jacolyn drive NW, a daughter; Charles Taylor, 1518 Twelfth avenue SE, a daughter. July 3 — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owczarek. 1625 Towne lane NE, a daughter Births For Chiropractic CHICAGO (AP)—The Ameri-can College of Surgeons has criticized the federal government for letting the cost of , Tuesday - 30 more than the|" a,I WASHINGTON (AP) - Egil tions of what police officers do prevjOUS 0f gj -,n ^e 1964 ™ following up the 1972 inter-; Krogh ended his testimony in general election 'm accord- bas ad' the plumbers trial Wednesday High primary'election vote bv by sayinB he felt he had fu" ad' u i Indians in the last *>0 vears was thp Soviets are just Vance authorization from John "The test weeds out the weak d * e a ^ ye J moving into it. Ehrlichman to go ahead with the and that is what It was <^^<11 ^"^b^v^rsllTelThe Agreed To Try 197, break, n at the office of settlement grounds, where the; But Nixon and Brezhnev!Damel Ellsbcrg s psyc:h,atrist- population fluctuates between agreed only to try to negotiate was asked by associate 500 and 600. according to'an extension until 1985 of the in-Watergate prosecutor William Bureau of Indian Affairs of-lterim agreement scheduled to Mcrr^' you belleve y°u ficials. expire in 1977. 'had authorization?" Krogh re- 990 Notes Limit underground nuclear * d*d A total of 990 votes - 877 by j tests to weapons up to 150 kilo-j ^r°8h said ho based that be-Democrats and 113 by Republi-i tons in explosive power begin- !. uP°n nieehngs, memos, and cans — were cast in the fourining March 31, 1976. limit thei? ina^LP o6 ?IlS! ?Uf ?ayS precincts Tuesday, compared tot number of tests to an unspeci- Sept. 3,1971, breakin, only 426 by both parties on June; fled minimum, and provide for Krogh was followed to tho 4 i continued negotiation with a sland by former White House There were two other can-! view to an eventual total ban on1 special counsel Charles Colson. to do." Doolin said that the investigation into the woman's complaint may take up to two years "if cause is found. Otherwise, if no cause is found for the complaint, the issue may be dropped by the next commission meeting." Wes+phall Enters Plea of Innocent FrppH«m ^hnrUiuoii;throuRh abortive procedures is!chirapractic services be cov-l Joh" 11 Weslphal! pled *n-|didates in the race tor congress- underground tests. The treaty is who bus pled guilty" lo charges rreen0mM0rtllVen|sanc(fonedfedcraliJiequa||yde.ered ^Medicare and Medi-;"0CJent L'nn district court man in Tuesday.s primary _ subject to senate approval. His-1 growing out of the EUsberg case. structive practices — such as I caid Wednesday to an indictment;^ Masters of Mason City and singer said U. S. warheads now Colson testified that he raised euthanasia and sterilization.! The college's board of regents Icharging ^ w't.h Jn con' James Skaine of Cedar Falls. are in the 200-kiloton range and $5,000 to finance the breakin, al- f the mentally re-1 said Monday such action implies nect,on Wl,h a March 4 fire at However, they were out of the 'the agreement will forestall: though he said he was never .... ' J . r I Prairie high school. I----*-----* - * •— i-i-« A Cedar Rapids man who pled guilty to a breaking and entering charge Tuesday reportedly escaped from the exercise area behind the Linn county jail tured minutes later. Michael R. MuJdoon, 18. re portedly climbed a fence during Park an exercise period and began swimming downstream until St, Luke's persuaded to stop by four gun- July 2 To thc families of shots fired by a deputy. Stanley Farmer, 361o Bevel Deputies said Muldoon was particularly of tarded — will become commonplace in the future, as evidenced by incidents that have Tuesday evening, but was cap-ib^n carried out in federally funded programs in the past. Moreover, public opinion surveys continually show that the majority of Americans oppose abortion on request." Trial for the 26-year-old Al- that chiropractic services are considered legitimate medical 4i, fojnvai ctnvarn bumett man was set for Aug. 5. services by the federal govern- ^ [jn> an The board endorsed the Amer- $!00 ™)0'° $l'0 00,° damaBC and iran Medical Assn. s statement ^ he school for a week on chiropractic which called it! Tho defendant was a security "an unscientific cult whose Suard al be school. practitioners lack the necessary avenue SE a daughti M.»\ 4 . . DrMarcf, Route 2, Marion, a 01 10 slop before any shots daughter; Gary McAfee, 2505 were fired, and stopped swim U. S. Agency Drops Gender Reference -Hall- (Continued from Page I.) Twelfth avenue, Marion, a son; Marvin Hunter, 718 Fourth avenue SF., a daughter; Allen Biuers, 232 Memorial drive SE, a son; Brent KreinhriiiR, Lowden, a daughter., Fires 10:51 a m. Tuesday. Malfunction of alarm system at 701 Tenth street SE ming and stood up for a while after the first two shots were fired. WASHINGTON (AP) r- Eliminating the reference to sex in its title, the labor department's Office of Workmen's Compensation Programs officially He then reportedly started to. ( hanged its name Tuesday to swim away again until two the Office of Workers' Compen-more shots were fired, when hellion Programs. training and background to diagnose and treat human disease. "Chiropractic constitutes ai any effect upon their delibera-hazard to rational health care tions." in the United States because of In regard to dismissal of a ponents for the Republican nom the substandard and unscientific juror, the judge noted. "Ap- ination. education of its practitioners.!parently, defendant felt the! There running and did not campaign, development of a new genera- told what the money went for. Skaine received eight votes ,llon °f warheads. After the breakin failed to Tuesday and Masters, seven. Limit each side to a single turn up Ellsberg's psychiatric They brought Skaine's unofficial defensive anti-ballistic missile files. Colson said Ehrlichman district vote to 2.853 and site of IOO launchers each. but told him of the attempt. Masters'to 3,623. provide that each side would "Mr. Ehrlichman told me On the Republican side of the have an option to change the there had been an attempt to ballot Tuesday, Grassley car-;site it now has during the five-ried the four precincts for the year life of the agreement. Kis-second time with 47 votes, com- singer said this pact would be used words to the effect that the pared to 53 on June 4. submitted to congressional com- boys tried to get Dr. Ellsberg's Grassley Opponents mittees- psychiatric records but they A total of 50 votes v\as cast A 1972 treaty allowed each !adt'd • • • Tuesday for Grassley's four op- side two sites of IOO launchers each. The Soviets installed their get Dr. Ellsbcrg s psychiatric records," Colson testified. "He 30 YEARS AGO — Secretary ABMs around Moscow. The U.jof War Henry L. Stimson ar-were no contests for,S. has an ABM system protect-'r*ved 111 Haly on an inspection walked to the wefit bank of the river into the custody of police 4:3o p.m. Tuesday. Fuel uil Cheers who had been called in jional flush at front of 716 Oakland; to assist, road NE. 5:24 p.m. I uesday. I nknownu|je day forewing jnt0 Frankly chair at boo Second street . . ... . , sw Inn junior high school on June 2. 6:50 p.m. Tuesday. Cause He is to be sentenced on that under investigation at rear of charge July ll. 390 Sixteenth street SE. 7:13 p.m. Tuesday. Assist , sheriff with liver rescue at rear 1 and their rigid adherence to an irrational, unscientific approach to disease causation," the AMA said knowledge of the juror was toother nominations than the mg a complex of minuteman of- ,our his benefit. . . there is no showing that the juror in any way contaminated the other 211 YEARS AGO — The Na-Labor Relations Board ,, .ruled that an employer must Muldoon pled i^dly>®arbcr J11 furnish a union with complete I payroll date for collective bargaining without requiring the union to prove it needed the information. A charge of escape has been; _ _ connection The board said congress ap-j members proved amendments to the Social Security Act authorizing payment for chiropractic services "in the face of a wide range of contrary recommendations, including those of the department of health, education and welfare." imparted edge.'' Third district Democratic post I tensive missiles near Grand Tuesday, although votes were I Forks, N. D. cast for all other candidates on Kissinger said further negoti-of the jury. . . . or! the ballot — which was the ations will be conducted to de- his pretrial knowl- same ballot as that used June 4. termine means of verifying Voting machines were used to whether take votes in the three outside!tests are precincts while paper ballots'poses, were used, by choice, in the new1 ____ settlement precinct. The 17 spoiled ballots, in almost every ease, found voters 30 YEARS AGU — German troops were reported to be pressing a large scale drive in southwestern France to smash underground resistance. underground nuclear held for peaceful pur- Light Up Someone's flay with Flowers ^PIERSON'S Tl I 800 Blit Blvd. NW FLOWIRPHON! 366-1 826 in with the of 427 First street SE. 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Simplicity 4670; ca. 1962; Misses' Coat & Scarf: Collarless coat has 3/4 length kimono sleeves with gussets at underarms, concealed pockets, double breasted effect and is lined. V. 1 has scarf which drapes over left shoulder & buttons to coat.


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The Wandering Mansion- The EndMature
Jerry coughed behind us. We broke apart and looked at him, a huge innocent grin on my face.
"Err, Jerry... this is Garrett..." I started, but he smiled.
"I know. We've met." I blinked a little in confusion, and looked down at Garrett. He laughed sheepishly.
"I'll explain it later." He told me. The look on his face made my heart swell, and I kissed him again. Jerry and Diana laughed at us, genuinely glad to see me so happy. Garrett turned to them, smiling. "I'm going to take her home now. We'll visit soon, okay?" He said and both Jerry and Diana laughed.
"Go on! Go!" They said. I tapped Garrett on the shoulder, telling him to put me down. I went to my friends.
"Thank you so much, for everything! We'll be back, I promise!" I told them, hugging each of them.
"You better!" Jerry said.
"Go!" Diana said, laughing. Garrett took my hand and we went home to our wandering mansion.
The next morning, after we had spent the night speaking to each other with our bodies, I lay with Garrett's arm around me.
"Shouldn't we get up?" I asked him. He laughed.
"No. I don't want to move an inch." He said laughing, squeezing me tighter. I laughed too.
"Garrett..." I started, then hesitated.
"What is it?" He asked. I took a deep breath.
"Why did you send me away?" I asked. He sighed.
"You see, Aila, I was being a total idiot. I didn't want you to spend your life in this house... it's not right. You need to live, to work, to make friends. I thought that I could cope, could live without you, but it grew harder everyday. I love you too much to be parted from you. I know that what I did was absolutely horrible..." He broke off, and closed his eyes as if he was trying not to cry. I sat up, and took his face in my hands.
"I already told you that I forgive you, silly!" I said, laughing at him. I kissed each eyelid, each cheek and then my lips hovered at his mouth. He pulled me towards him so we were kissing again. I broke away, grinnning. "But I don't understand, how have you met Jerry and Diana?" I asked him, perplexed. He smiled.
"I woke up one day, with the worst feeling. I was sure that something had happened to you, and vowed to look for you. It seems that the house knew how much I needed to see you, and so when I left, I was right outside of the theatre. I went in, and explained everything to Jerry and Diana, who chastised me and called me an idiot. I went in and sat with you every day. The conversation we had when you thought I didn't exist was horrible. To watch you break down, when it was all my fault and there was nothing I could do... well, it killed me. I told myself that we would eventually end up together again... but I decided to wait until the end of the theatre's year. So I came, registered as a guest singer, and when it was closer to the time, I arranged with Jerry that I would take his place in the Point of No Return. I know you love that song, and I felt that I needed to sing on my own aswell, so chose Til I Hear You Sing, again because I know you love it. I love you so much, Aila, and I was such an idiot to ever let you go." I smiled, glad that I wasn't crazy an dhadn't imagined him.
"Well, I'm here now. And I love you, Garrett. I always have, and I always will." I said soberly. He grabbed me and kissed me and we broke away in giggles.
After a few weeks in the house, we both decided to leave. It was hard for Garrett, but we both knew that it was for the best. There were tearful goodbyes with Seth.
"You take care of yourselves!" Seth told me, tearing up. I grinned and gave him a big hug. "Look after him, Aila." He whispered in my ear. "You are the best thing that has ever happened to any of us. And I know that Felix would agree." I looked at him, crying.
"Thank you, Seth. Thank you for everything. You'll visit us?" I asked. He laughed.
"I'll try my hardest!" He said laughing. Garrett's goodbye was far more manly, but they hugged like brothers. "If you hurt her, I may have to kill you." Seth said, with a grin on his face. Garrett laughed and promised he wouldn't.
"She's not leaving my sight for a long time!" He said, putting his arm around my waist. We left, waving to our dear friend, and very much aware of the presence of one who couldn't be there.
It's been two years since then. We both work at the theatre now, as it is what we both agreed was best. We are very close to Jerry and Diana, and Seth often visits us, especially with the baby on the way. We've been married for over a year now, and I am looking forward to the many years ahead of us. We still fight, of course, but we never forget how special our bond and love is. I will never forget that cold winter's day, when I stumbled across a house in the forest and with it found the three most amazing people you could ever meet. Seth, the lovable joker, Felix, the lost gentle one, and Garrett, the man I will love until the day I die.


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Even though the NFL and NFLPA are giving signals the lockout could be lifted as early as next week, football action can't come soon enough for Chicago Bears offensive tackle J'Marcus Webb.
"It's kind of like the internal clock is ticking," Webb told the Chicago Tribune. "I have been wanting to hit somebody here pretty soon. I'm just real anxious. Kind of giddy."
Last year's seventh-round pick was one of the team's biggest surprises in 2010. The 6-8, 335-pounder earned the starting right tackle gig by Week 3 and stayed there for the remainder of the season. The Bears recently drafted offensive tackle Gabe Carimi, although where he'll eventually line up is still yet to be decided.
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"You've got to have a little bit of attitude and you've got to have a little bit of aggression (to play left tackle)," Webb said. "You know, they have their best guys coming at you. But everybody in the league gets paid to do what they do best. So you've got to be the best. You've got to have, what is it? The eye of the tiger on that (left) side."
Obviously, Tice and coordinator Mike Martz will look to insert Carimi immediately. He started all four years at left tackle for Wisconsin. Some feel, because of his experience at the position, keeping him at left tackle would be the easiest way for him to transition into the NFL, especially as he's already lost valuable practice time due to the work stoppage.
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In whatever fashion the front five eventually plays out, one thing is for sure: If the offensive line doesn't improve next year, there is no chance the team will be able to compete for a championship. Jay Cutler was sacked 52 times last year, the most of any NFL quarterback. The pounding he took led to a mid-season concussion - forcing him to miss a game - as well as a sprained MCL that knocked him out of the NFC Championship game.
Webb feels the entire offense, which will operate for a second straight year under Martz, has the ability to play at a higher level this season.
"We got so close (to reaching the Super Bowl) last year and, yes, we didn't get on the big stage," Webb said. "But we definitely have the talent and the experience to do so. We definitely want to fulfill that this year. Bringing back Olin Kreutz and keeping me on the right side or the left side … whichever they see fit … just bringing back the guys we had and jelling and stuff early on is going to be huge."
The odd man out in this scenario is Frank Omiyale, who started for most of last season at left tackle. His performance at the position was sub-par, and he'll most likely be relegated to swing tackle duties in 2011.
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(In 2009, Jeremy Hall embarked on his rookie season in Major League Soccer and it was far from a dream ride. While he got to live out his dream as a professional, he also had to endure the trials and tribulations of a terrible season for the New York Red Bulls.
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Having gone through my first season in the MLS there were a lot of ups and downs. Last season was a difficult one for the club, but I think I have learned a lot from it and going to use it as I grow forward in my career. There have been many changes from last season with new coaches and players coming and leaving to help strengthen our team so we can bounce back from a forgettable season.
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And the last trip was to Haiti with my teammate Seth Stammler for his charity Sporting Chance Foundation. It was a humbling trip and so glad Seth invited me. To see what Seth has done for the kids and the community in Port-au-Prince was truly remarkable to witness!
After an eventful off-season, it was time to leave home (Florida) and come get back to work up to the nasty cold, rain, and snow of New Jersey. We started preseason camp well before all the other teams in the league and I think it has paid off. Heading to Spain and Florida for training, we have done well for ourselves in making winning a habit here. We went undefeated all preseason and its lead to a very confident team heading into the 2010 season in our first season not playing at Giant Stadium.
I would say Red Bull Arena is only a minor upgrade from Giant Stadium. Ha! No, but in all seriousness the stadium is amazing. Knowing that the fans and players have been wanting this stadium for years and being a part of the opening of the stadium is unbelievable. The opening match against Santos was a great way to open Red Bull Arena. Playing such a historic club with a number of great players was a good opponent for us. We won 3-1 with Joel, Petke, and Dane scoring great goals in front of a packed stadium of 25,000 screaming fans. I definitely had goose bumps and butterflies as we ran onto the field for the first time. It was a perfect tuneup for the first kick against the Chicago Fire.
The fans came out again in style for the league opener vs Chicago on a cold Saturday night. It was a special night as we were playing our first competitive match of the season that mattered. I know a lot of the guys had family come into town for the game as well as mine. My family isn't able to travel for many games, so it was special to me to have them for opening night at RBA. Joel Lindpere scored a bomb first-half goal and we were able to play good team defense the rest of the match to hold on to a 1-0 scoreline.
This week we are now gearing up for a very good Seattle team with a bunch of good players. I feel like as a team, we are all feeling great about how we are playing and the results that we have gotten this year under our belts. We know Seattle is a tough place to play and we are looking forward to the opportunity. Seattle is where I made my debut last year so it's a place I enjoy playing.
We are 1-0 on the year and are looking to build on our performance last week. If we play the way we have been all preseason, and good defensively like we did last week, we will be a tough team to beat.
Cant wait for Saturday!
oh i'm glad this feature is back! I hope Jeremy writes more often and i hope he does real well this season! such a cool guy!
Good luck this year. I hope you have a great season
I hope jeremy does well this season.
jeremy, if you score then you better jump into the esc
I'd like to see Jeremy stay at right back. I know Backe thinks he'll do well up the field, but why can't we have our own Brazilian right back. I think that'll be his best chance to become "world class." Just like Geoff Cameron in Houston…when a player is excelling in a position why not just leave him there. It's great to have skillful backs.
Thank you for taking the time to write this. Good luck!
He is playing great at RB, but that is not his natural position. Albright is coming back and can even be match fit for Saturday against Seattle. No offense to Jeremy but Albright > Hall at RB. Also Backe has constantly said during pre-season that its not fair for Jeremy to play at RB when LM/RM is his natural position
Good stuff, man. Keep it coming and good luck.
Clayton John
awesome! good luck this year jeremey!
loved watching you play at maryland, jeremy. keep up the hard work and keep writing for us!
I would be impressed if just once a game Richards found you, Jeremy, on an overlap. Keep on trying, he'll get it eventually!
Jeremy, the "young gun," is quickly becoming the public face of the team. I can imagine the day when he'll have the captains armband, Petke's years under his belt, all in a RB uniform, and be able to look back at how much the league had grown and remember the week it all started, with the perfect opening to this beautiful cathedral to the game in America.
Thanks Jeremy! I also liked your performance in the TV commercial promoting Red Bull Arena. I get goose bumps every time I see it. Now beat those damn Sounders. They need some major shuting up and shuting out!
I'd like to see Jeremy further up the field. We had several crosses come in from the left against Chicago, and I'm certain Hall could have put a couple in the back of the net. Watch out, Dane!
Albright hasn't played in a long time. Who knows if he's any good anymore? Yeah, I know what Backe said, but I'm sure Alves can play right mid at a high level, but he excels at RB. Why can't Hall? (Yes I know Hall is no Alves but still)
Tim F.
Thanks Jeremy! Good fortune on Saturday against the Sounders! Red Bulls should get at least one point but play to get three and hopefully that will happen!
The Red Bulls games in Seattle last year was a horrible way to begin the season and left a bitter taste in my mouth that never left. Revenge last year's loss!!!
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Ch. Devi Lal College of Ayurveda is situated at Bhawangah, Buria Road, Jagadhri, Distt. Yamuna Nagar (Haryana) in Yamunanagar.
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- 66 Months
- Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery-B.A.M.S.
- Medicine / Beauty / Health Care
Ch. Devi Lal College of Ayurveda - CDLCA Yumunanagar - CDLCA
C.D.L. College of Ayurveda was the greatest need of this north east sector of Haryana. It is globally known that Ayurveda is in the sence of mankind from the very beginning of this universe & for all living being of total 300 geographical space. Pt. Ram Swaroop Ji, Chairman of this institution is a very kind hearted, open mind, long sighted personality gave the actual shape of his animations for the good cause of this sector stared this institution in the year 2002 in a very small campus; the spiritual place of Bhagwan Parshuram Mandir, Ambala Road, Jagadhri. Now the college has been shifted in a ultra-infrastructure well developed grand building in all Private Ayuredic College else where in Haryana. It is located in north east belt on Buria Village Road approximate 4 km from Jagadhri general bus stand, 8 km. from main Railway Station, Jagadhri and ½ km in west from Buria Gurudwara towards Jagadhri. It has got all ultramodern scientific facilities to impart best & vast knowledge to the Ayurvedic Medical Students learning in this institution and provide the best future security to the students so that they may not stand will on four lane place to look what to do now or what not to do. Education in Ayurved has a rich tradition. It was taught in the University of TAKSHASHILA and NALANDA in ancient times the golden era of Ayurved. However, it suffered a set back during medieval period and more to during British rule in India. Fortunately, Ayurved has received a new impetus after independence and is on its way to revival.
Why join CDL College of Ayurveda
The college's infrastructure is well furnished with all modern facilities.
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A rich library of college provides the classical & modern books along with journals & periodicals to students over head projector, CD- ROMs, VCP and internet facility keeps the students in touch of latest in their field.Spacious and well ventilated modernized classrooms and seminar halls equipped with LCD Projector. Utmost care is taken to ensure best possible teaching learning process for the benefit and good performance of students. Emphasis is laid on continuous assessment of student's progress and performance. Students with poor performance are called for discussions and additional makeup classes are arranged for them. The lecture hall is equipped with latest teaching aid like OHP Projector.The college has proper exclusive separate boys and girls hostels with an accommodation capacity of 100 students. The Hostel has got a quality based games facilities and independent recreation hall is present in both hostels. It is good and safe dwelling place for residents having nice lawns. Food facility will also be available.
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