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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1977

Page

6

Cedar Rapids Seeks Broader Police Recruitment Drive

Cedar Rapids police and NAACP representatives traveled 240 miles last week seeking minority applicants to the department. The effort follows trips to Chicago and cites local sentiment that equal opportunity must translate into real hires, with a goal of aligning minority representation with the community.

Cedar Rapids NAACP Chicago Washington, D.C San Antonio

One department should handle Terrace Hill funding says senator

State Sen Willits argues to consolidate Terrace Hill costs into a single budget. Current requests from Historical Public Safety and General Services total 331750 for tours security and maintenance. Consolidation would prevent jurisdictional disputes and ensure taxpayer funds are managed by one department.

Willits Des Moines Terrace Hill Historical Department Public Safety Department General Services Department Governor’s Office Department of General Services Public Safety Historical Departments Iowa

Deeper tides help Carter in rough seas

Charles Kirbo noted President Carter looks tired but composed and should fish. The piece argues Carter will keep a 12 hour day, pursue a first year agenda, and face delays in staffing OMB and Fed chair decisions while pursuing broad foreign and domestic debates.

Carter Washington Charles Kirbo Atlanta

Letters on vaccines and freedom of choice in religion

A reader questions vaccine safety and cancer links and warns that government power could erode constitutional freedoms. The letter compares medical mandates to forced religious conformity, arguing the right to choose and practice religion is at stake.

Thanksgiving and Christmas Dinner Invitation Omission

A note reflects on being asked out for Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners for three consecutive years, but this year no one followed through after promising to. The author seeks thoughts on the absence of a follow up.

Unsold Amana beer cans turned over for destruction

The unsold Amana beer cans were given by Gemeinde Brau Inc to the Amana Society and Amana Refrigeration Inc. last Sept. 7 for destruction by order of Judge Edward McManus pending a Supreme Court decision. The cans are open-ended without bottoms and cannot be collectors items.

Amana Amana Society Amana Refrigeration Inc Gemeinde Brau Inc Edward McManus Supreme Court Cold Spring Brewing Co

Readers back Big Country in Waterloo entertainment venue

A reader responds to a Nov 30 letter supporting Big Country in Waterloo praising advance ticket handling and timely delivery. They report a good dining experience with attentive service at a new venue and note Cedar Rapids lacks similar offerings, urging continued local entertainment development.

Big Country Waterloo Iowa Cedar Rapids

Kindness Noted By Strangers After Slick Fall

A shopper fell on a slick Hy-Vee floor, hurting and embarrassed. Two young women stopped their car, helped her up, and gathered her groceries, offering care and support. The writer seeks to publicly thank them for their kindness.

Reminiscences of Stewart brothers and Universal Producing Co

Inquiry seeks memories of Ray mond and Wilson Stewart who started the Universal Producing Co in Cedar Rapids and moved to Fairfield in 1927. The aim is to gather reminiscences for a history of the home talent show industry in the 1920s and 1930s noting the firm’s rare prosperity during difficult times.

Stewart Brothers Raymond Wilson Universal Producing Co Cedar Rapids Fairfield

Retail Merchants Back Open Holiday Monday Spark Debate

The Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce Retail Merchants Bureau votes to keep stores open on Monday December 26. The camera department manager at Sanford's notes workers crave a two day holiday to rest after the intense pre holiday season, suggesting potential union activity for retail staff.

Retail Merchants Bureau Cedar Rapids Sanford’s

Bush country not a place for bush leaguers in Rhodesia

James J. Kilpatrick critiqued the Carter administration's Rhodesia diplomacy. He compared U S policymakers to bush-league players, warned against premature or ill advised moves, and urged careful handling to avoid mishandling Africa policy. He noted Ian Smiths shift toward majority rule could shape a multi racial future if guided by prudence.

Ndabaninghi Sithole Abel Muzorewa Sithole Ian Smith Smith Muzorewa Rhodesia Africa Mr. Carter

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