Editorial page F Hladky is Executive Vice-President
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1978
Page
6
Skylab Reentry Warning Urges Timely Public Notice
As Skylab falls and NASA abandons hopes of orbital rescue, reentry expected between May and mid 1980. The piece urges honest, early public warnings to avert hysteria and hostilities from hidden, delayed disclosures. Even with a high water impact chance, global areas face potential debris exposure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
NASA
Casino ties to underworld cloud Resorts Atlantic City license
The Casino Control Commission in New Jersey probes Resorts International for possible ties to organized crime, focusing on Bahamian operations and alleged unrecorded payments to Bahamian officials. A potential conservator could run the casino if the firm is deemed unworthy, as debates grow over legalized gambling risks.
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New Jersey
State Casino Control Commission
Atlantic City
Resorts International
Underworld
Casino Commission
Bahamas
Resorts
Iowa
The Icicle Man Guards Tiny Forest of Glass
A New York Times essay riffs on the obsession with authentic icicles hidden in an attic 250 miles from Manhattan. The narrator boasts ownership of a dwindling stock of heavy metallic icicles, condemns plastic fakes, and laments vandalized collections while praising vulgar Christmas adornment.
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Manhattan
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
John Warner
Elizabeth Taylor
William Paley
CBS
Is It the Truth About Stamps and Society in 1979
The text ponders a U.S. Postal Service cost breakdown for a 15 cent stamp, suggesting five cents for delivery and ten cents for storage. It weighs social equality political spending and then lists enduring 1979 topics like war inflation and car quality.
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U.S. Postal Service
Carter silent on Iran crisis and Soviet threat analysis
The piece notes President Carter declined to answer questions on Iran where the shah’s fate could shift oil flows. It cites Soviet strategic interests in Iran, warns of a Soviet-controlled Gulf disrupting Western oil supplies, and quotes Robert Moss on espionage and Iran risks. It adds Carter’s pledge not to intervene in Iran’s internal affairs and references Western reliance on Iranian oil.
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Iran
Persian Gulf
KGB
GRU
Gulf
Carter
United States
Tax Box Dilemma and Preferential Aid Priority
Letter writer opposes foreign aid and supports directing tax funds to American relief first. He questions using donations for overseas hunger and illness while urging care for U S citizens, arguing many needy at home deserve help before international targets. He cites Christmas hardship and a desire to aid countrymen only.
Letter to editor on Christmas toys and tax spending
A reader named Jack Young from Marion urges the editor to spend taxes at home rather than abroad. He expresses that many children never experience new toys or the joy of Christmas and asks why Santa never comes to their house.
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Santa
Charity candy sale funds trip for Iowa School for the Deaf
A mother and daughter from the Iowa School for the Deaf report selling chocolate to raise funds for a trip to Colorado in April. They thank donors and note the group has secured enough money for the journey and express holiday wishes.
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Iowa School For the Deaf
Colorado
Country
Recycling center plan pitched for Cedar Rapids area
A proposal seeks to establish a recycling facility handling glass, aluminum, and tin in Cedar Rapids or nearby Marion. Advocates argue local collection and processing could cut waste and support green jobs, while permitting and funding steps remain to be addressed.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
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J. F. Hladky, Jr
John Donnelly
John Robertson
Skylab
Earth
Space
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South America
Europe
Asia
Africa
South Pacific
Jersey
Diogenes
Hutch
America
Master
New York Times Service
Carl Riblet Jr
InterOcean Press Syndicate
Washington
Western Europe
Japan
South Africa
Rael
Free World
The
Robert Moss
Mideast
London Daily Telegraph
Tehran
Moss
Moscow
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
U.S
Jack Young
Seventh Ave
Trip
Merchants National Bank
Council Street
H.D. Barnes Jr
Barbara
13Th Ave
Cedar Rapidians
Midwest
Erasmus
Cedar Rapids Rights Commission
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