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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1977

Page

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Mail fraud costs court and consumers nationwide

A newspaper summary notes that mail fraud tallies 514 million dollars in losses last year and offers guidance on avoidance and reporting. It references Page 10A and suggests actions for victims.

Plugs and Plans Dominate The Week In Briefs

Highlights include Marie Winn on television impact in families from The Plug-In Drug, research suggesting sex differences in depression, debate over a $50 million land trust plan, grains standards changes in Iowa, John Harty joining Iowa football, record life expectancy figures, and criticism of the $50-per-person stimulus rebate all noted across pages 8B 9B 12C 1B 80 8C.

Marie Winn Chicago

Weather with showers ending tonight and cooler lows

Showers end tonight with lows near 40. Thursday will be partly cloudy and windy with highs in the mid 40s.

Cedar Rapids Cost of Living Rises Faster Than U.S. Rate

Local price index jumped 2 percent from mid October to mid January versus a 1.2 percent national rise. For 1976 Cedar Rapids inflation at 5.3 percent edged above the 5.2 percent national increase. Food and utilities drove most gains while real purchasing power barely rose for the quarter.

Cedar Rapids Labor Department Iowa State University Extension Service

Lake Macbride Expansion Faces Continued Opposition

Residents oppose revisions to the Lake Macbride state park plan as 300 people hear changes at Solon high school. The plan still calls for 600 acres of private land, with campers, old lagoons dropped, a feasibility study for a district sewage plant, and a lake circumnavigation bike path amid safety and rip-rapping concerns.

SOLON State Conservation Commission Lake Macbride State Park Solon High School Fred Mally Fred Chabot Commission Chabot Lake Macbride Park Chicago Darrell Slabaugh Iowa Robert Ray Des Moines Salon Area Slabaugh Conservation Commission Lake Macbride John Patchett North Liberty the Gazette Town House of Representatives Johnson County Board of Supervisors

Carter says Uganda murders disgust world during news conference

President Carter says Uganda events including killings of an Anglican archbishop and two officials disgust the civilized world. He defends human rights stance, notes visa limits and movement restrictions for communists, and predicts further budget economies and inflation measures.

Washington Carter Uganda Idi Amin United States U.S Soviet Union Usea South Korea Congress Ford

Brandeis Signs For Westdale In Cedar Rapids Mall

Omaha firm Brandeis and Sons signs a lease for a 100000 square foot Brandeis store at Cedar Rapids Westdale Mall on Williams boulevard and Edgewood road. The mall receives a $30 million loan commitment from Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Assn. of America.

J.L. Brandeis and Sons Cedar Rapids Westdale Mall Brandeis Williams Boulevard Edgewood Road Ernest W. Hahn, Inc Teacher's Insurance and Annuity Assn. of America New York Hahn Ward Jcpenney Ward's Penney’s

Court Rules Limits on Disability Claims Access

The Supreme Court ruled 8-0 that federal judges lack jurisdiction to review disability payment claims under Social Security, sending cases to the Health, Education and Welfare secretary. The decision follows other rulings narrowing access to federal courts. In a separate ruling, the court upheld federal water pollution standards for industries and new plants, rejecting plant-by-plant exemptions. Justice John Paul Stevens wrote the opinion.

Supreme Court Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Environmental Protection Agency Congress John Paul Stevens Chemical EPA

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