Promising federal summer meal program under review
A federally funded summer meal program for youths faces possible expiration after one year. The item appears on Page 5A describing its funding fate and potential timeline.
21 Jul 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1978
Page
1
A federally funded summer meal program for youths faces possible expiration after one year. The item appears on Page 5A describing its funding fate and potential timeline.
The page 8A section analyzes alternatives to fixed payment mortgages, surveys the Cedar Rapids area mortgage situation, reviews national housing start statistics, and outlines renters rights and responsibilities.
The Philippines hosts the world chess championships as a yogurt dispute sparks debate among players and officials. Page 5B.
Federal officials announce a tough stance against discrimination signaling a broader enforcement push. Page 1B mentions ongoing LA Olympic bid developments and weekend Cedar Rapids entertainment options, with additional notes on a Postville man turning horse keeping into a business.
Variable cloudiness with periods of showers and thunderstorms through Saturday. Heavy rain and a severe storm possible. Lows tonight in the upper 60s and highs Saturday in the low 80s. Measurable rain chances are 80 percent tonight and 70 percent Saturday.
Washington negotiators and postal unions reached a tentative three year contract averting a strike by 570000 workers. The pact guarantees annual 6.5 percent wage growth with a cost of living clause, and no stamp price increase. Average base pay is 17980 with raises of 2 3 and 5 percent.
The Commerce Department reports the nations economy expanded 7.4 percent in the second quarter, the largest gain in over two years, while inflation hit a 10 percent annual rate the worst in three years. Final sales rose 7.2 percent as winter constraints faded and consumer purchasing rebounded.
Police identified the slain author as Jack Drummond 55 of Ohio who planned a bank robbery as research for a book. He died June 15 after drawing a gun on officers. The case notes a Long Island library card and manuscript titled Bank Robber.
Rain pounds Eastern Iowa with threats of flash floods as Cedar Rapids trees fall and power outages occur. Prairie High School and Kirkwood Community College report roof and window damage while Kirkwood east campus building loses part of its wall. Airport facilities suffer minor damage and a guiding instrument fails briefly delaying two planes. Residents recount downed trees and property damage as crews prepare to repair rooftops and mop up water.
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