Poachers Target Raccoons as Pelt Prices Rise
Local officers and sportsmen report increased poaching amid higher raccoon pelt prices. Authorities vow action to curb illegal hunting while outlining patrols and enforcement steps.
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09 Dec 1978
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1978
Page
1
Recreation Iowa issues first non game bird certificate
The article notes the sale of Iowa’s first non game bird certificate with proceeds supporting song birds and other species. It signals broader conservation efforts and cites page 2A for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Blind singer among two groups and rug weaver
A blind individual sings with two groups, weaves rugs, enjoys reading and walking, featured on a Picture Page highlighting his daily pursuits and resilience.
Local scoreline reveals varied basketball results across teams
The page lists multiple high school basketball results including Central City over B E Buchanan 41 to 42 and 82 to 33 for E Buchanan over Central City. Alburnett beats Ed-Co 58 to 55 while Starmont loses to North Linn 56 to 55. Other scores include Solon over W Liberty 47 to 45 and Montezuma crushing Belle Plaine 111 to 5 with weather from clear to partly cloudy and temperatures ranging from a high of 10 to 15 to a low of minus 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B— E. Buchanan
Central City
E. Buchanan
Alburnett
Ed-Co
Starmont
North Linn
Moaquoketon Valley
Center Pt
Monaquoketo Valley
Sign in an art gallery about hanging art
A gallery notes it hung pictures after failing to find the artist, a witty copyright themed comment reflecting attribution challenges in the art world.
Carter aides hint at consumer boycotts over price hikes
Washington officials discuss use of consumer boycotts against stores raising prices beyond government guidelines. The administration weighs deregulating gasoline prices, denying revenue sharing to noncompliant governments, and expanding wage and price guidelines with revised rules due next week. The plan includes a real wage insurance proposal and limits on profit gains from higher prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Associated Press
Kahn
Illinois
Carter
Iowa to name Fry as coach for Hawkeyes
IOWA CITY The University of Iowa is expected to name Hayden Fry as football coach after Friday night meetings in Iowa City with Fry, then head coach at North Texas State University. Fry, 49, would replace Bob Cummings who was fired November 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
University of Iowa
Hayden Fry
North Texas State University
Hawkeyes
Fry
Southern Methodist University
North Texas State
Carter blasts GOP leadership on integrity and reform
President Carter in Memphis frames a "new Democratic partnership" and contrasts it with Republican "leadership by veto and stalemate" while praising ethics laws and privacy. He cites a decade of turmoil from Watergate, urges full prosecution of government abuse, notes job growth and SALT progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Carter
Watergate
Nixon
Ford
Congress
General Services Administration
United States
Carter reaffirmed support for Shah amid Iran unrest
The Carter administration repeated U.S. backing for the embattled Shah of Iran and warned Moscow against intervention. Officials said Washington has no intention to intervene, while urging Americans in Iran to stay home and noting Pan Am will add flights if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Iran
Jody Powell
Persian Gulf
Shahi
United States
U.S
Moscow
State Department
Leonid Brezhnev
Tass
Hodding Carter
Pan American World Airways
Nursing home changes promised by federal officials
A Senate subcommittee heard two federal officials pledge policy changes to improve nursing home care. Health standards chief Dr. Helen Smits proposed more patient oriented rules while Robert Benedict of the Administration on Aging urged a stronger federal role and greater involvement from voluntary groups to enhance resident welfare.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
John Heinz III
Rpa
Heinz
Helen Smits
Health Care Financing Administration
Robert Benedict
Dr. Smits
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Benedict
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