15 Apr 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1978
Page
1
The article notes BMX racing grows in popularity highlighting its speed and bike handling demands. Other pieces touch on fly fishing’s appeal to varied personalities and walking’s health benefits supported by new medical evidence.
A researcher says sun and wind could provide more than ten percent of Iowa's energy by 1990. The article cites potential future energy mixes and policy considerations in the context of a broad news page.
The U S Justice Department and Richard Nixon lawyers agree regulations granting access to the White House papers may violate constitutional authority. The case delays public release of Watergate era records while legal arguments over one house vetoes and presidential power unfold.
Mary Findley 36 of 1835 Wilson Ave SW is a certified archery instructor and Bear Archery Co. advisory staff member. The Cedar Rapids archer is noted for expertise in all archery facets and broad public outreach with a bold, humorous style. Her key contributions span education and community orientation beyond tournament results.
The Iowa Department of Social Services mandate that employees use the greeting Iowa Department of Social Services local office Cedar Rapids sparked a dispute with Linn County officials over recognition in calls. The county agreed to fund a new receptionist until July 1, while state officials oppose changing the greeting.
Gazette reporters and photographers earned top and high placements in the Iowa AP Mananging Editors contests. Chuck Hawkins won spot news for a nursing home eviction story and Paul Jensen captured top spot news photography for a fire survivors image. Dale Kueter earned second in investigative news. several Gazette staffers earned thirds in interpretive news.
Senator Lowell Weicker blasts the Senate Ethics Committee for hindering its probe into Korean bribery allegations and resigns. He accuses Chairman Adlai Stevenson and Vice Chairman Harrison Schmitt of evasiveness, saying they delayed testimony from Henry Kissinger and other Nixon aides. Stevenson's reply urges waiting for both investigations to conclude. Kissinger testimony is set for next Tuesday before a House subcommittee.
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