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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1978
Page
1
The Gazette notes a Cedar Rapids attorney's response to President Carter's recent criticism of lawyers in the Today Outlooks column on Page 9A. Marion's capital improvements program will touch streets and parks in summer projects planned for Page 10A.
The Association for Retarded Citizens marks a 25th anniversary in Trend. Allen Motor Co. reflects on changes since selling Buicks in business. The McShane family of Springville creates antique style home decor. Dorothy Sapp visits one of twelve public rose gardens sponsored by Linn County Rose Society this week.
Local women in the Midwest resist trends from England while Eastern Iowa offers recipes including roast duckling with orange sauce and blueberry and cream cheese mold. Community events feature a juried art fair puppet show and music near Grant Wood Art Festival in Anamosa.
Washington AP. Fed chair G. William Miller warns inflation may push the U.S. into recession if the Fed must tighten alone. Administration economists debate Carter’s cooperation. inflation nears 10 percent, with April prices up 0.9 percent.
In Des Moines Senator Dick Clark seeks re election and calls for a well organized series of debates to be run by the League of Women Voters after Tuesday's Republican Senate primary. He aims to have Maurice Van Nostrand Roger Jepsen and Joe Bertrode debate him for thorough issue comparison. Gerald Baker and Robert Nereim face Clark in the Democratic primary.
Frank Hanson of Prairie Du Chien unveils his 85 foot improvised houseboat built from plywood and aluminum pontoons. The three deck sections ride independently on pontoons and are tied to keep alignment. Powered by twin 130 hp engines and 18 hydrofoils, it aims for fuel savings and buoyancy, with Hanson living aboard during construction.
Weather brief notes a partly cloudy day with isolated showers possible. Highs in the mid 70s and lows in the mid to upper 50s. Copyright content appears in the fragment with a joking remark about a credit card.
Eleven U S Air Force transports moved to Africa to begin relocating Moroccan soldiers into Zaire's Shaba province and to exchange French troops. The operation aims to deter Katanga backed by Cuba and the Soviets and to maintain Zaire's territorial integrity and Shaba’s security.
Declassified State Department papers reveal 1960s genetic tests on American embassy personnel in Moscow were treated as serious enough to prompt a diplomatic protest over Soviet microwave bombardment. The chromosome studies, linked to a virus project, aimed to assess potential biomedical effects of presumed exposure.
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