10 Jul 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1980
Page
1
The page teases diverse stories from Doobiemania at the Five Seasons Center to climatologist Paul Waite predicting next month’s weather. It notes pre negotiation stances by state and union officials, opposition from IE and others to electric rate changes, inflation trends, and Anderson's midwest prospects.
Jan Morris, in Destinations, notes upon arrival that the island’s fearsome beauty unsettles and fascinates, describing the landscape as mysterious and gripping as she lands on Page 12A.
A humorous quip notes some girls dress this summer as if applying the rule never finish today what could be delayed until tomorrow. The witty line plays on procrastination in style choices for lighthearted readers.
Tornadoes ripped through southeastern Indiana killing two people and injuring more than 20. A 5-year-old girl was missing after being pitched from her house during the storm as two women died near Rushville and a farmhouse blast damaged a fertilizer plant.
Linn County Attorney Eugene Kopecky sues over whether Iowa district court judges and associate judges must hold meetings for juvenile probation officer salaries open to the public. Several judges say the issue hasn’t been raised. Kopecky cites open meetings law as applying to all statutorily created governmental bodies.
Reagan aides say the candidate will not reverse U S policy on Taiwan and will maintain essentially unchanged relations with China. The platform committee backed a compromise on the Equal Rights Amendment showing party unity as convention work continues in Detroit.
Howard Buddy Jacobson, a fugitive former millionaire horse trainer, was arrested in Manhattan Beach California after calling a New York contact for funds. He escaped from Brooklyn’s House of Detention May 31 and was sentenced in absentia to 25 years to life for killing restaurateur John Tupper. Jacobson faced multiple concealment attempts and travels across the West Coast before capture.
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