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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1979
Page
6
Four Eastern state governors tapped into next month’s federal gasoline allocation, using part of July’s emergency reserve in June. The move, while praised by some constituents, risks shortages later and tests political discipline amid rising tensions over energy supply and potential public anger in peak summer demand.
The Susan B Anthony dollar circulates widely as its value rises on foreign money markets. Women's banks flourish post 1970s with strong assets and profits while serving female and male depositors, offering personalized service and financial coaching in cities like Cleveland, Denver, New York, and Washington.
Edward Kennedy considers a presidential bid as Carter's support declines, while a hostile national climate and Kennedy family concerns shape the decision. He remains noncommittal with a deadline around year end as Iowa and New Hampshire prep for early primaries.
William Safire critiques U.S. policy in Nicaragua and Somoza’s fall, arguing Washington cannot distinguish fact from fiction. He cites a CIA practice, Cuban support for rebels, and Castro’s influence, claiming Carter risks a communist takeover by pursuing a coalition strategy.
A letter to the Gazette argues against waiving six hours of behind the wheel training for driver education students. The writer, a 20 year Iowa instructor, says long driving history breeds unsafe habits and six hours is a minimum. Reinstating school permit rules and expanding driver education could aid fuel conservation and highway safety.
A letter to the editor argues for legalizing certified raw milk amid controversy over the Banowetz case. The author defends organic farming, soil health, and urges readers to contact legislators to permit raw milk sales citing other states and personal benefits.
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