02 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1979
Page
1
The paper notes not all DC-10s have returned to flight after initial inspections. It also mentions wage price guidelines facing court challenge and Iran’s shah moving closer to the United States, with coverage on a pipeline ruling appeal, duck conservation origins, and local events including births and book autograph visit.
President Carter repeated his commitment to remove federal price controls on oil and urged passage of a windfall profits tax and conservation measures. He faced criticism from consumer groups led by Ralph Nader associate Mark Green and Kathleen O Reilly of the Consumer Federation of America, who accused decontrol of inflationary impact. Mobil Oil was singled out by Carter as the most irresponsible corporation, while a Mobil spokesman declined comment. The White House session included critics and supporters and followed a similar meeting with oil executives before a Camp David briefing with House Democrats.
Roger Heidt of Cedar Rapids descends a Cedar River cliff at Palisades Kepler State Park near Mount Vernon. Heidt, who started climbing three years ago, pursues routes mainly in Iowa, Illinois and Minnesota and notes Iowa cliffs, while not mountain-high, offer real challenge.
A Chicago federal judge rejected the Milwaukee Road petition to cut 75 percent of its 9800 mile network to a 2500 mile core, saying no legal authority existed. The decision leaves the railroad’s finances and plans unsettled amid ongoing bankruptcy proceedings and looming loan requests.
UCSD researchers analyzed 181 visits from 52 couples and found men with headaches chest pains dizziness fatigue and back pain received more extensive examinations than women. Despite this the overall quality of exams did not consistently favor men in all tests.
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