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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1979

Page

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Sadat says he is ready to sign peace treaty now

President Anwar Sadat told a seven member U S congressional delegation in Aswan that he is ready to sign a Middle East peace treaty with Israel immediately. He cited turmoil in Turkey and Iran as making a timely accord vital and urged increased Western military aid to Egypt.

Cairo Egypt Anwar Sadat Turkey Iran Israel Sadat Aswan Donald Mitchell Mideast House Armed Services Committee Mitchell United States Free World Lawrence McDonald Dga McDonald Butros Ghali Cyrus R. Vance

Marion woman foresees future numbers for customers

A Marion resident claims psychic ability to predict numbers for about 1000 of her clients. She markets her gift as a way to choose winning lottery numbers and improve fortunes.

Marion

Ah wilderness column on conservation limits

Columnist Jenkin Lloyd Jones analyzes the conservation controversy and argues that a nation of 215 million cannot be returned to the land of Hiawatha. The piece surveys policy tensions, public lands, and settler expectations shaping American environmental debates.

Jenkin Lloyd Jones Hiawatha

Iowans win big at UPHA Horse of the Year awards

The United Professional Horsemen's Association crowned winners at a Kansas City banquet closing its four day meeting. Todd Buchanan of North Liberty Iowa won the UPHA Challenge Cup. Two Iowa entries won in breed categories RSA Arabians Oxford with Imarsoli in Arabian and Mr and Mrs Robert Townsend with Melodys Winged Sensation in fine harness.

Kansas City United Professional Horsemen’s Association Todd Buchanan North Liberty Iowa RSA Arabians of Oxford Imarsoli Mrs. Robert Townsend Melody Winged Sensation

Southeast neighborhood group holds second meeting on blight

About 25 residents attended the Southeast side group Con cerned Citizens To Fight the Blight in its second public assembly. Previous turnout was roughly 100. Chairman Barbara Montgomery noted attendance drop and outlined efforts to improve housing and curb blight. The group plans three task forces on HUD programs housing codes and tenant laws while urging letters to federal senators and representatives. A Feb 3 meeting is planned at Jane Boyd Community House.

Southeast Side Barbara Montgomery 7Th St. SE Montgomery First Avenue Corp Fifth and 10Th Streets Eighth and 12Th Avenues Richard Raymon Cor Iowa John Culver Roger Jepsen Tom Tauke Washington, D.C Concerned Citizens United Jane

Poems by Chou En-lai to be issued in editions

Peking's official news agency announced a paperback and hard cover edition of Chou En-lai's youthful poems to mark the third anniversary of his death in Tokyo. The plan highlights Chou's literary work beyond his political career.

Tokyo Chou En-lai Peking

Iowa study links motorcycle deaths to helmet law repeal

Iowa DOT says motorcyclists face six times greater fatality risk than other drivers and fatalities rise. A campaign to reinstate the 1975 helmet law and require motorcycle education for under 18 riders is led by safety chief James Bloomquist. The note also mentions Navy fleet admiral as the highest rank.

Ames Iowa Department of Transportation DOT Department of Public Safety James Bloomquist

Notable historic deaths and a fatal shooting claim

A brief survey notes that in 1890 Sitting Bull was shot by police while attempting an arrest. It also states Walt Disney the producer of animated cartoons and children's films died in 1966.

Sitting Bull Walt Disney

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