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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1977

Page

2

Carter resists trading water projects for tax rebate support

President Carter said he is not inclined to swap controversial water projects for votes on his $50 tax rebate plan. He argued that reduced federal spending and higher tax collections could trim the deficit by about $10 billion and that refunds should go to taxpayers to bolster the economy.

Washington Carter

Vance Defends SALT Proposals as Fair and Constructive

Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told the House International Relations Committee that U.S. SALT proposals are fair and constructive and that last week’s talks with Russian leaders largely met expectations. He said the Russians rejected the proposals as one sided while noting progress on non nuclear arms through working groups.

Washington Cyrus Vance U.S House International Relations Committee Vance

Army secretary seeks GI Bill restoration as recruiting boost

Army Secretary Clifford Alexander calls restoring GI Bill education benefits an important incentive for recruiting volunteers. He argues benefits would help recruits and society, noting current manpower problems from a weak economy and proposed cuts to military retirement.

Washington UPI Army Clifford Alexander Alexander

Arbitration Opens in Cedar Rapids Police Salary Dispute

The Cedar Rapids city and Teamsters Local 238 begin arbitration on police sergeants and below salary talks. Key issues include raises, equal pay for sergeants and detectives, health insurance, and vacation time. The arbitrator, Prof. Richard F. Dole, must decide by April 22 on one of three proposals.

Cedar Rapids Teamsters Local 238 Art Holmberg Teamsters Holmberg Beause Bob Schorg State Public Employes Relations PER Richard F. Dole University of Iowa Law School Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service IE Tower Robert Wilson Schorg

Pool level update at Coralville Lake on Mississippi readouts

River stage readings for Thursday across towns along the Mississippi show LaCrosse at 5.4 feet with a 0.1 rise and Lansing at 8.4 feet up 0.4. Dam 9 at 15.0 feet steady. McGregor 8.1 up 0.1. Guttenberg 6.1 up 0.1. Dubuque 8.6 down 0.1. cobtien rt 6.7 up 0.1 with a 0.6 rise and Cedar at C.R. 3.26 up 0.03.

Mississippi River LaCrosse Fall Lansing Rise Dam Steady McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Cobtien Rt Cedar C.R

Man Arrested After Shooting

George James Pryor, 28, was charged with assault with intent to commit murder after a 12:45 a.m. shooting at Willie Molette in the 600 block of Fifteenth Avenue SE. Molette, sitting in his car, was uninjured. authorities noted an earlier argument between the men and could not identify the weapon.

George James Pryor Eighth Avenue SW Willie Molette Fifteenth Avenue SE Pryor Molette

Dr Philip Bard Dies at 78 in California

Baltimore AP reports Dr Philip Bard, professor emeritus of physiology at Johns Hopkins University, died of cancer in Santa Barbara California at age 78.

Baltimore Philip Bard Johns Hopkins University Santa Barbara Calif

Births and marriages and incidents in St. Luke's area

Birth announcements list new daughters and sons for Barnhart Beer Bliss Saathoff Edaburn Schaffer Austad and the couple Raymond Wahl and Ruth Roberts. Marriages dissolved include Grumman Benitez Orlando Nielsen Andrie Swalley Nash Boots and Chapman. Fire and safety incidents report gas leak smoke detector malfunction and trash fire in the city with times.

David G. Barnhart Tonga Drive Hiawatha Michael Beer 1604 Avenue Pamela Bliss Fourth Street Tracy Saathoff Seely Avenue Dennis A. Edaburn Crimson Drive Steven C. Schaffer Second Avenue Mark Austad Fifth Avenue SE Raymond C. Wahl Ruth B. Roberts Cedar Rapids Susan, Rae Donald Fay Grumman Olga Benitez Thomas Orlando Null Nancy Lea Paul Edward Nielsen Alberta J John W. Andrie Lois A Henry J. Swalley Vicky Lea Warren Alvin Chapman Susan Marie Robert Wayne Nash Donald Lee Judy Marie Boots

Shellsburg Man Gets Tools Back

David Lubbock of Shellsburg reported tools valued at 315 dollars dropped from a pickup on Highway 94 near Palo. Carroll Walter of Vinton saw the ad and returned the toolbox after seeing it in the classifieds.

David Lubbock Shellsburg Lubbock Palo Carroll Walter Vinton Walter

Two Ely residents charged with drunk driving

Lonnie E. Baker, 36, of rural Ely, arrested after his pickup struck a tree at 3 15 p m Wednesday. charged with failure to control. Bruce R. Cairns, 62, of rural Ely, treated and released from St Luke's hospital. Kevin L. Harris, 20, of 631 A avenue NW, charged with drunk driving after police stopped his vehicle on First Avenue West at 1 57 a m Thursday.

Lonnie E. Baker Ely Bruce R. Cairns St. Luke’s Hospital Kevin L. Harris A Avenue NW First Avenue West

Outlook Bleak for Western Europe Says UN Body

The U N Economic Commission for Europe in Geneva forecasts a grim year for Western Europe with record unemployment and high inflation. The commission’s annual survey says unemployment may hit a postwar peak while economic growth stalls or remains flat this year.

Geneva Switzerland UPI U.N Economic Commission For Europe Western Europe Commission

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