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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1980
Page
1
The latest All-Star baseball balloting names Rod Carew as the top vote getter. Other notes reference city issues and local features across the pages.
Anthony Lewis comments on whether American Jewish voices should publicly challenge Israeli governmentpolicies that may threaten Israel's future. The piece appears on page 6A.
A well known figure, touted as possibly the nation’s healthiest 65 year old, has filed for Medi care. Details on page 11A indicate the action and context of the filing.
The old watchmaker died leaving 500 clocks. His lawyer handles the winding up of the estate.
President Carter did not rule out an 1981 tax cut but will wait for July budget and economic reviews before deciding on legislation ahead of the November election. Sen. Lloyd Bentsen said the meeting aimed to coordinate administration and Democratic majorities in exploring tax cut options.
Dan Shield of West Liberty flashes a winning pull of 228 feet in the 1550-pound Mini-Rod event. The All-Iowa Fair drew a capacity crowd as 41 mini-rods and 58 full-size tractors competed in the grandstand.
After the Supreme Court upheld restricting federal Medicaid funding for abortions, anti abortion figures like Rep Henry Hyde say momentum will rise toward a constitutional amendment banning abortion except to save the mother's life. Supporters of rights warn of a double standard and renewed political risk.
Nine thousand Detroit and New York city employees walked off the job as police and fire fighters threatened to strike on Thursday if wage demands are unmet. A separate nationwide copper workers strike began with 39,000 workers across nine states.
Residents struggle to decipher a 19 page Iowa DEQ EPA priorities memo used to guide federal funding for environmental projects in fiscal 1981. At Ambroz Center the public asks how to agree when key priority and commitment statements remain unclear.
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