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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

Feb 28, 1978

Page

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Iowa News Briefs on Closings and Proposals

Iowa city coverage notes Cedar Rapids opponents of the Eisenhower School closing propose an alternative plan. Linn County Board of Supervisors eases road construction requirements for developers. State officials release derailment figures, plus a look at an old promise tied to a major assessment law. The panel weighs a proposed Iowa Equal Rights Amendment. A ruptured rail tank car carried more chlorine than expected. Senate leaders push to conclude Panama Canal debate.

Linn County Board of Supervisors

Motorcycle defect prompts new recall notice

A motorcycle defect that could cause accidents without warning triggers a fresh recall. The item appears on page 16 alongside discussion of a rise in interest rates for single family FHA mortgages.

Editorials on crime, tuition grants and CIA rights

Gazette pages discuss inferior literature policy, a proposed college tuition grant bill, and editorials on intelligence gathering versus civil rights. Columnist Anthony Lewis weighs CIA needs against individual rights amid broader national debate.

Gazette Anthony Lewis CIA

Park testifies before House panel in ethics inquiry

Tongsun Park testified before the House Ethics Committee investigation into alleged influence buying. He pledged to clear the air and said he hopes the matter will be terminated quickly. The deposition was conducted in a near-silent hearing room with metal detectors and guards surrounding Park as reporters watched from the corridor.

Washington Tongsun Park House Ethics Committee Park Congress

Carter seeks 24 percent boost in education aid

President Carter asks Congress to raise federal aid to education by 24 percent to 12.9 billion annually and to renew the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. He backs a separate Department of Education, targets districts with high poverty, and seeks greater private school participation while opposing private school tax credits. He plans 400 million more for programs aiding 3,500 districts and 6.5 million poor children, with focus on urban and rural systems.

Washington Carter Congress U.S Department of Education Office of Education Department of Health, Education and Welfare Utah Idaho Montana KUTV Salt Lake City LaMar Smith Smith D.H. Lawrence NBC Bob Krueger KTVB Boise

Miller denies knowledge of bribe in Iran air deal

G William Miller defending his nomination as Federal Reserve Board chairman said he had no knowledge of alleged bribes tied to Textron Inc. deals in Iran. He testified he would not have approved payment if he knew Gen Khatami owned Air Taxi Inc., which brokered a $500 million helicopter sale and $2.95 million fee.

Washington (Ap G. William Miller Federal Reserve Board Iran Miller Senate Banking Committee Imperial Air Force Textron Inc Banking Committee William Proxmire D-Wis Mohammad Khatami Shah of Air Taxi Inc Air Taxi Bell Helicopter Khatami Bell James Atkins Atkins

Economic index drops as weather hits work week

The Commerce Department said the leading indicators index fell 1.9 percent in January, the largest drop in three years. The decline was driven by a drop in average weekly hours from 40.5 to 39.7, with cold weather and heavy snowfall likely reducing hours and construction activity.

Washington Commerce Department Department

NBC series mixup prompts nationwide viewing disruption

A technical error on NBC caused almost 17 minutes of the wrong episode of the mini series Loose Change to air in the eastern two thirds of the U.S. Viewers were told the correct episode would air tonight and the incident drew criticism over station control of edits and content.

New York NBC Iowa Sara Davidson James Bess Bess Woc-Tv Davenport

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