U.S. eases path for Guillain Barre flu shot claims
The government freed Guillain Barre claimants from proving negligence in federal vaccine compensation for 1976 swine flu shots. HEW Secretary Joseph Califano noted most cases seek damages over the rare paralytic disease, part of 1,483 total claims totaling about 775 million dollars.
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Carter warns Soviets on space arms ban in policy draft
The Carter administration urged Moscow to ban satellite destroying systems or face a renewed space arms race. A senior official said the United States will pursue a contingency reaction capability and greater military space emphasis, while Helsinki talks on a ban proceed with no clear outcome.
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Senator proposes four year postal rate freeze at 15 cents
Sen. John Glenn announces a bill to freeze postal rates for private individuals at 15 cents for four years to aid consumers and sustain six day a week mail delivery. HEW drafts rule to curb doctor dominated boards for Medicare and Medicaid claim payments. FBI and postal authorities probe Chicago child pornography and prostitution ring with 50 000 to 100 000 pink customer cards found in a north side apartment.
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Carters Extend German Stay Into Four Days
President and Mrs. Carter will spend four days in West Germany next month, delaying only two days from prior plans. The White House announced the state visit will run July 14 and 15, following a July 16 Bonn summit with leaders from several European nations and Japan.
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Gas price plan would double for households by 1985
The American Gas Association says residential natural gas prices would more than double by 1985 under compromise deregulation legislation. The pipeline trade group counters that the typical family disposable income would rise about the same rate, leaving the gas share of the family budget unchanged.
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Weekend Forecast and River Levels with Birth Notices
Overnight lows in the 60s with 11 mph wind at 11 am. Mostly fair Thursday and Friday, possible showers Saturday, highs in the 80s. Mississippi River stages listed for multiple cities with small rises or falls. Births announced for several families in Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas with names and addresses. Safety notices include gas flush, train and road hazards with times and locations.
Sadat condemns Israeli reply as non-positive and evasive
President Anwar Sadat said Israel left questions on the West Bank and Gaza unresolved and rejected a return to direct talks. He cited Begin’s policy as permanent partial rule with a five year interim and urged a full Arab land return and refugee solution. He remained hopeful to discuss any new ideas directly.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette Publication Details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette Established in 1883 by the Gazette Company. Published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second class postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa. Subscription rates by carrier and mail listed for various regions and terms. The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to local news republication.
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Open meetings law corrected start date
The Iowa Scene note corrects a previous report stating July 1 as the law's start. The new open meetings law takes effect January 1, 1979. The Gazette regrets the error.
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