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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1979

Page

5

Public hearing in Marion weighs tax shift proposals

Iowa lawmakers hear residents debate shifting tax burden from property taxes to sales or income taxes. Farmers cite high bills while speakers urge credits for elderly and renters. Attendees include Rep. Hurley Hall and others as Democrats promote surplus driven relief.

Shima Washington Des Moines Hurley Hall Marion Paul Draper Cedar Rapids Frank Patrick Lowell Norland

Susan Ford Weds Charles Vance in California Ceremony

Susan Ford 21, daughter of former President Gerald Ford, marries Charles Vance 37, ex bodyguard, at St. Margaret's Episcopal Church in Palm Desert before about 300 guests including Frank Sinatra Zsa Zsa Gabor and Merv Griffin. Reception follows at Thunderbird Country Club Rancho Mirage with noted diplomats and dignitaries in attendance.

Palm Desert Calif UPI Susan Ford Gerald Ford Charles Vance Frank Sinatra Robert Burton St. Margaret's Episcopal Church Secret Service Ford Thunderbird Country Club Rancho Mirage Gail Ford Susan Michael Vance Chuck Sinatra Zsa Zsa Gabor Tony Orlando Merv Griffin U.S Walter Annenberg Britain Leonard K. Firestone Belgium Miss Ford Chicago Stockton University of California At Berkeley Oakland

Warning on China trade potential from Commerce Department

The Commerce Department warns that optimistic hopes for large U.S. Chinese trade are overstated. Predictions of $200 billion in 1985 imports are unrealistic. even under favorable conditions, 1978–1985 U.S. exports to China may reach only $12–15 billion annually. China’s own imports from the West rose to $8.5 billion last year, with a $300 million deficit, and long-term trade could be limited by China’s export capacity and oil revenue. A cautious 10 percent annual export growth is suggested, with many large contracts likely sourced from foreign suppliers.

Washington Commerce Department U.S China Department Business America United States Gary R. Teske Hedija H. Kravalis Allen J. Lenz Department’s Bureau of

Courtship patterns mapped by UW anthropologist

Seattle based study finds flirtation follows fixed stages from seating and gaze to recognition and introduction with body language signaling harmless intent. Researchers note romancing rituals fade after marriage and marriages often lose the early spark.

Edison Birth Anniversary Marked in New Jersey

Edison is honored on the 132nd birthday with ceremonies at the Edison museum in Menlo Park Edison High School band will lead a noon march to a 131 foot light tower as part of the International Centennial of Light activities Gov Byrne and Rep Patten attend the event highlighting Edison's inventions like the light phonograph and motion pictures and his ties to West Orange and New Jersey.

Edison N.J Thomas Alva Edison Menlo Park New Jersey West Orange Brendan T. Byrne U.S Edward J. Patten Dn.j Edison Museum Edison High School

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