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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1976
Page
7
Cedar Rapids police warn residents about illegal parking between the sidewalk and curb line along roadways. The rule allows parking only to avoid traffic issues or when directed by police or traffic control devices, with exceptions for pavement width and sidewalk gaps.
The national Christmas tree, a four year old Colorado balsam fir, is dying from root damage after transplant and heat. Park staff wired cuttings from a 28 foot spruce onto the tree to spruce its interior. A new permanent tree will be planted next October, and President Ford will light the 3,000 red bulbs and $7 ornaments when the pageant opens December 16.
Sources say a compromise is being worked out to end the cinema blockage in Argentina. The dispute centers on profit repatriation and local censorship cuts that trimmed scenes from films like Jaws. A practical hurdle involves a requirement to print all copies locally for Argentine labs.
Caracas Venezuela officials from the Mines ministry warn that Venezuela a major oil exporter to the United States for over four decades may need to import gasoline by 1981 if current use continues. Consumption runs at about 115000 units daily and grows about 8 percent yearly threatening output capacity of 200600 barrels a day without major investments to boost gasoline production.
Moscow reports say Leonid Brezhnev led a Soviet American trade council meeting condemning U.S. limits on trade with the Soviet Union including most-favored-nation status and credits. Secretary of the Treasury William E. Simon urged stronger ties and possible lifting of restrictions as Brezhnev warned of seeking new partners if talks fail. He criticized political conditions tied to trade and emphasized equal, normal business relations.
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