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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1977
Page
17
Doris Kearns Goodwin told the Boston Globe Johnson may have been declared winner in the 1941 Texas senate race against W. Lee O'Daniel before a recount showed a loss. She described late returns flipping a 5,000 vote lead to a 1,311 vote defeat upon recount.
Ottawa AP reports virtually all commercial flights in Canada were grounded as air traffic controllers walk out to demand a 12.6 percent pay rise, challenging government wage guidelines.
Ugandan exiles from the United States Britain and Africa hold a secret Zambia meeting to merge resistance groups against Idi Amin with aims of possibly forming a government and army in exile, according to Nairobi Standard.
President Carter said Palestinians signaled via Syria and Arab states that they may adopt U N Resolution 242 recognizing Israel's right to exist in peace. Indirect talks via Vance and regional officials aim to remove blocks to a Geneva peace conference, with Be g in confirming Israeli artillery on Palestinian units in southern Lebanon.
Sealed bids for roof and skylight repairs at Marion High School Marion Iowa due August 18 1977 must be submitted in duplicate to the Marion Independent School District Secretary in sealed envelopes. The Cedar Rapids Plumbing Code ordinance revises inspection fee schedules and penalties. includes effective date. a dissolution notice for First Avenue Company. and multiple amendments to air quality regulations under Linn County health authorities.
Local hauling and clean-up service offering dump truck work. Includes contact numbers for Dave and Balada Estat Oil near Taosied. Yard work experience noted and operating across various tasks. Call 365-3293 or 362-3378 or 366-4898 for service.
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