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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1978
Page
6
Commentary argues Senate approval of a second Panama Canal treaty will mostly normalize canal operations with limited consequences for Americans. Public opinion polls show mixed views, but the core safeguards for use and defense remain, and drastic changes would require future forceful action, if needed.
A mixup left Linn County underrepresented on the 2nd District Republican platform committee due to differing rules for electing members. Some districts elect while others appoint. Linn County chose appointment, causing late notice and attendance gaps. The incident highlights need for unified convention rules to prevent future misunderstandings.
The analysis argues Carter’s anti inflation plan relies on voluntary concessions from labor and business, with Congress retaining power to block or alter measures. It notes limited enthusiasm from within the White House and praises Robert Strauss as a potential key enforcer of the plan's aims.
Syndicated columnist compares Princess Margaret’s scandalous romance with Roddy Llewellyn to Betty Ford’s battle with pain and addiction. The piece lauds Ford’s courage and dignity while criticizing royal pretensions, noting her rehab at Long Beach Naval Hospital and urging prayer for Ford’s struggle.
Letter criticizes reliance on federal and state funds for the Collins Road project and argues local taxpayers already pay for government programs. The writer accuses reporters of misrepresenting funding and urges truthful coverage about government spending.
Travelers praise Cedar Rapids hosts for the National Eagles Tournament at May City Lanes. They applaud organizer Tom Stastny for his yearlong effort to run the event smoothly and thank his daughter and son-in-law Bob and Sue Simanek for their contributions.
The event drew many bowlers who will continue arriving in Cedar Rapids through May. Locals praise the tournament as a source of pride and a showcase for the city’s organizing and running of the event.
A Waterloo library juvenile book featuring two naked people drew Channel 7 coverage. A parent explains that such images should be allowed only with parental presence. Anita Bryant is cited in support of conservative moral guidance.
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