Activist Founder Urges Youth to Dig In
A Black Panther Party founder calls today’s young activists to engage deeply rather than quit. The message appears on page 3B amid local news sections and broader national debates.
03 Apr 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1980
Page
1
A Black Panther Party founder calls today’s young activists to engage deeply rather than quit. The message appears on page 3B amid local news sections and broader national debates.
A Vietnam veteran claims the film Apocalypse Now triggered a spree of break-ins as part of a personal breakdown. The item appears on Page 14A with related human-interest framing.
Iran's Revolutionary Council postponed a ruling on transferring the 50 American hostages from militants until President Carter clarifies his position on Bani Sadr's conditions. Ghotbzadeh said no reexamination before Saturday night, while militants and officials weighed Carter's pledge and parliamentary timing.
President Carter made the 10 cent per gallon gasoline increase official effective May 15, retroactive to March 15. The move, part of an anti inflation package, aims to curb foreign oil dependence and could reduce consumption by up to 250,000 barrels per day if tax indexing is adopted.
Indicted as Death Angel Jani Adams, a night nursing supervisor, she faces an open murder charge alleging she tampered with a patient’s life support at Sunrise Hospital in Las Vegas Nevada, where the patient died.
The FTC cuts back a four year effort to write industry guidelines on nutrition claims in foods. Phase II and Phase III are dropped while energy and calorie rule work continues with less regulation. Public comment is invited as Congress debates overregulation and other consumer rules.
Iowa tax officials say 38 wealthy residents with combined 9.3 million dollars in 1978 income paid virtually no state income tax in 1979 after deductions. The group averaged about 250,000 dollars each, with federal taxes deducted on Iowa filings.
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