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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1975

Page

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Ten Girls Rocked For Summer Camp Fundraising

Nine girls completed a fundraiser by rocking from 6 p.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Saturday at the Salvation Army Corps Community Center 10000 Avenue NW. The Girl Guards participants earned pledges based on hours rocked, with names including Cindy Bentley Charlotte Benter Carie Hartgrave Julie Wallace Marilin Usher and Laurie.

Salvation Army Corps 10000 Avenue NW Cindy Bentley Fifteenth Street Charlotte Benter Ninth Avenue Carie Hartgrave Johnson Avenue Julie Wallace O Avenue Marilin Usher N Avenue NW Laurie

Kissinger Says South Vietnam May Withstand Communist Rise

Secretary Kissinger cautions a possible South Vietnamese stand against a strong Communist push and notes Ford will outline U S options in a foreign policy speech. He discusses military needs, CIA and State prep, and continued aid to Saigon with Weyand, Ford remaining in Palm Springs.

Palm Springs Calif UPI Henry Kissinger South Vietnam Ford United States Kissinger Saigon U.S CIA Armed Forces State Department Congress Army Frederick Weyand Weyand Washington National Assn Las Vegas America Indo-China

Chiang Kai-shek Dies at 87 Affects Taiwan Policy

Chiang Kai-shek, last of the Big Four Allied leaders and longtime defender of Taiwan, died of a heart attack at 87. His passing signals potential shifts in U S China relations and leaves Chiang Ching-kuo expected to consolidate power as Yen Chia-kan prepares to become president.

Chiang Kai-shek Peking Franklin Roosevelt Winston Churchill Josef Stalin Germany Italy Japan Yen Chiakan Yen Chiang Chiang Ching-kuo China United States Taiwan U.S

Easter Morning Sign Gaff At Local Church

An enterprising minister posted signs over church exit doors announcing that services would resume next Sunday. The cheerful message read We ll be open next Sunday too. The humorous note circulated as a light moment on Easter morning with no further incident reported.

Watergate Puzzle Put Together

An editor's note previews a seven part AP serialized history of Watergate detailing how deceit toppled a president. It traces Nixon and Haldeman's 1972 tape talk, shifting denials, and the narrowing path to crisis as the nation watched events unfold.

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Cedar Rapids Food Waste Amounts to Millions Daily

Cedar Rapids residents wasted an estimated 6 to 9 million dollars of edible food last year in homes, restaurants, hospitals and schools. Based on 1974 per capita consumption data, waste ranged from 11 to 16 million pounds with 7 to 10 percent deemed conservative.

Cedar Rapids Department of Agriculture USDA Charlotte Young Iowa State Extension Service

Eating Habits Have Changed and Food Waste Costs

The article notes shifting home eating habits and greater waste by children in schools and cafeterias. It estimates U.S. food waste at 11 to 16 billion dollars annually, Iowa at 154 to 218 million, and suggests 13 to 20 million people could be fed if waste were eliminated, with limited official studies on the topic.

New Iowa program cuts infant mortality by 19 percent

The death rate of newborns in Iowa fell about 19 percent over two years. University of Iowa experts credit a statewide program that identifies high risk pregnancies and infants needing immediate care. The program funds an intensive care unit at University hospitals and eight intermediate centers in Sioux City Des Moines Ames Mason City Waterloo Dubuque Cedar Rapids and Iowa City.

Iowa City Iowa University of Iowa Allen Erenberg Erenberg University Hospitals Sioux City Des Moines Ames Mason City Waterloo Dubuque Cedar Rapids St. Luke’s Hospital U. of IL

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