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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1976
Page
3
A thrift kitchen camp meal uses ground beef, cabbage, instant tomato and onion soups with instant rice. Brown beef with cabbage, add soups and water, simmer until tender. Two servings. Variations include unstuffed peppers with green peppers.
The Smith family from Collins Missouri travels coast to coast in a year long quest to discover America. They have logged 42000 miles across 43 states often working odd jobs to finance the trip. The family camped most of the time and faced injuries while picking fruit but remain determined to reach Indiana by July fourth.
The World Almanac notes that the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence faced severe risks in 1776. The danger was so great that their names were kept secret until January 18, 1777, after Trenton and Princeton victories prompted Congress to release copies of the Declaration and signer names to each state.
The senate water resources subcommittee starts hearings June 17 on the lock and dam 26 project at Alton Illinois. Iowa official James Lightney met with lawmakers to present Iowa’s views while Army Corps of Engineers, transportation and interior departments prepare testimony for sessions June 22 and 24. Senators Culver and Gravel preside over the panel.
Dr. Harald Mandl of Topeka appeals a May Kansas board ruling that revoked his psychology license for unprofessional conduct including sexual activities with a patient. He sues in Shawnee County District Court alleging fraud arbitrariness and lack of evidence. The board said the doctor engaged in sexual activities with a long treated patient causing harm.
Mrs. E. D. Collins celebrates a 100th birthday with 143 guests who all knew her by name. Lil, born La Scott County in June 1878, recalls farm life near Berlin and later Lincoln, marriage to Eldringe Collins, and a long, active life. She crochets Afghan blankets, bakes, reads, and enjoyed family memories, Christmas gifts, and community visits.
Chicago doctor James Boyer of the University of Chicago warns in the New England Journal of Medicine that excessive daily doses of vitamin A can cause liver damage resembling cirrhosis, fatigue, fluid buildup, and jaundice. He saw two patients with five to eight years of intake.
In Philadelphia a recall campaign targets Mayor Frank Rizzo and city commissioners who will verify thousands of signatures, with an estimated eight thousand man-hours. Citizens Committee to Recall Rizzo seeks 145,448 valid voter signatures by June 15 to force a yes-no election on his tenure amid waning popularity.
Washington AP. Congress passes a bill to ban importation of any honeybees or queen bees from countries where killer bees exist especially in South America. The hybrid African and Brazilian bees are described as aggressive and linked to deaths while moving northward about 200 miles per year. Some experts caution reports are exaggerated.
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