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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1975
Page
2
A kid friendly guide outlines hands on activities to boost letter and word skills. Projects include a Pear Pair tree with homonym pairs and Vowel Darts using target circles labeled with vowel sounds and points. Also describes The oi Coin game, and letter blend hopscotch adapting to sidewalk or board surfaces.
Eddie Lovett lived with his three children in rural Banks Arkansas amid a personal library of 2,800 volumes stored in a corrugated building. A faulty stove ignited the blaze on January 7 destroying the library, yet Lovett vowed to rise again, telling reporters he would begin anew while continuing to guide his kids to school and study.
Two new house subcommittee chairs vow to fight for consumers after defeats reshuffle power. Staggers ousted by Moss. Annunzio replaces Sullivan as banking subcommittee chair. Both Moss and Annunzio pledge vigorous consumer advocacy amid post voting turmoil.
The National Republican Senate Campaign Committee reports its first-ever depletion of funds leaving radio television and newspaper bills unpaid. Chairman Stevens says a $250000 reserve was not maintained and direct mail raised about $15 million with $11 million spent. GOP lawmakers cancel weekly media tapings as they seek funding at the April donor dinner and party finance efforts.
U.S. Ambassador John Scali told a Massachusetts event that withdrawal from the United Nations would be harmful. He argued interdependence makes the U.N. essential, and the United States must lead by speaking with one national voice and acting with other nations. He stressed concerted foreign policy and united public support for leaders.
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