Pleasant Outlook With Mild Nights Through Monday
Weather forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and pleasant conditions through Monday. Highs in the mid 80s with lows near 60 tonight. Detailed weather on page 3A.
03 Jun 1979
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1979
Page
1
Weather forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies and pleasant conditions through Monday. Highs in the mid 80s with lows near 60 tonight. Detailed weather on page 3A.
Richard Pinney warns that a fine French restaurant dining scene faces potential trouble as a June 11 event may disrupt downtown traffic. Officials anticipate transit delays and crowd impacts near the venue, with detours and parking changes likely.
A Buchanan County landmark dating from 1874 heads to the auction block this week as pages note. North Linn High School at Troy Millis appears to have a corner on state youth group leaders, per late edition summaries.
The article questions what President Carter has done after vowing to cut the bureaucracy down to size. It contrasts rhetoric with results, suggesting continued administrative hurdles and unfulfilled promises at the federal level.
A Pennsylvania company began making a new gym shoe in 1906, evolving into the saddle shoe now a lasting favorite. The item appears among shopper features and news briefs across the edition. The page references hint at broader culture and history sections.
Pope John Paul II drew a delirious Warsaw crowd of up to two million as he kissed Poland’s ground on arrival. He declared happiness to be home, urged that no government keep Christ from lives, and received thunderous praise for defending faith amid atheistic communism.
The Associated Press reports angry truckers plan a Monday return to Washington to protest diesel costs. The Independent Truckers Association says 30 to 40 rigs will clog capital streets, seeking action from the Department of Energy and the Interstate Commerce Commission.
A Dubuque man is dead and another was jailed after an early Saturday shooting on a farm three miles west of Strawberry Point. Rodney Howell, 20, was killed, Jeffery Niday, 19, held on murder charges with bond set at 190000, and Harrington, also from Dubuque, identified by police, aided in the incident. State investigators were summoned as details remain unclear.
The House Assassinations Committee concludes a conspiracy may have killed President Kennedy with possible ties to organized crime and Cuban figures. The final report cites circumstantial evidence and notes acoustical data suggesting two gunmen, while acknowledging no single smoking gun and gaps in surveillance of Marcello and Trafficante.
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