Equal Rights critics face economic squeeze in pause
Backers of the Equal Rights Amendment struggle to win ratification while an economic boycott tightens pressure on holdouts, highlighting the political standoff and its practical costs.
10 Feb 1979
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1979
Page
1
Backers of the Equal Rights Amendment struggle to win ratification while an economic boycott tightens pressure on holdouts, highlighting the political standoff and its practical costs.
Sports page summarizes numerous junior and senior high school boys basketball scores across districts. Key outcomes include Dub. Wohlert 71 over C.R. Wash 46. C.R. Prairie 71 over C.R. LaSalle 68. Anamosa 69 over Marion 66. C.R. Kennedy 64 over Dub. Senior 61. and J.C. Regina 73 over Linn-Mar 54 among many others with regional matchups and final tallies.
An unsettled period brings occasional snow through Sunday. Temperatures range from a high around 10 Fahrenheit to a low near zero to five below tonight. Sunday will rise into the teens. A real estate note advertises a brand new ranch house for sale with two bedrooms and a basement dameroom.
Overnight fighting near Farahabad air base outside Tehran leaves at least eight cadets dead and four wounded. Civilians and Khomeini supporters join cadets in demonstrations as troops fire into the crowd and airmen. Curfew violations spark mass protests across Tehran with reports of tank movements and barricades.
Tom Lydon sights down his cue during league action in Waukon as twelve teams of five compete one night weekly in a pool league run like a bowling league with games at sponsor taverns and players using cues rather than balls.
President Carter plans three days of talks with Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo on energy issues including oil gas drug smuggling and illegal immigration amid Iran oil shortages. Carter says production decisions should rest with Mexico and notes Mexico's vast reserves. Senators Church Kennedy and Gov Brown urged a gas export agreement.
The Justice Department ordered an inquiry into reports of possible jury tampering in the bribery trial of Rep. Daniel Flood. Judge Oliver Gasch had declared a mistrial after jurors deadlocked, with a holdout citing a confidential source providing damaging hints about witnesses.
The IRS revised proposed guidelines for granting tax exemptions to private elementary and secondary schools. The changes give schools more leeway to show nondiscrimination, focusing on circumstances and efforts to attract minority students, with public comment open until April 20.
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