Variable clouds and possible storms with seasonal temps
A variable cloud cover brings occasional rain and potential thunderstorms today and tonight with highs mid 70s and lows mid 50s. Sunny conditions expected Sunday with temperatures near 80. More details on page 3A.
VFW Parade Set For Four P.M. In Cedar Rapids
Downtown Cedar Rapids expects a 4 p.m. start for today’s Veterans of Foreign Wars parade, with report notes on a local environmental issue and brief mentions of entertainment and tax-law observations in nearby pages.
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U.S. Ambassador Toon Questions SALT II Debate Influence
U.S. Ambassador Malcolm Toon may affect the Senate SALT II treaty debate but voices doubts about his impact. In Linn County court, one case reached a verdict while another went to a jury as deliberations continued.
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Malcolm Toon
Senate
Linn
Iowa Leads Nation in Progress in At Least One Energy Form
Iowa records show strong advancement in a specific energy sector with state metrics reflecting leadership. The report notes policy support and industry activity contributing to progress, highlighting collaboration among government, businesses, and research institutions.
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Iowa
Williams
New Jersey
Delaware River
Delaware Bay
Energy
Man Bags Big Game in Early Legal Hunting Season
A reader reports a legal hunt elsewhere last week resulting in a large capture during the open season. Authorities confirm the pursuit occurred within the permitted period and followed regulations.
Holmes Wins by Decision on Page 1B
Holmes earns a split decision victory reported on the newspaper’s Page 1B. The result highlights a key bout with a clear winner and final call by the judges.
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Holmes
Disappointment in Life as Finance Ads Meet Reality
A witty line notes the gap between the man who writes finance company ads and the actual loan maker. The quip reflects on marketing versus real lending practices with a sharp, light tone.
Carter seeks billions to speed synthetic fuel drive
The Carter administration urged Congress to pass multi billion dollars to speed synthetic fuel development as fuel shortages threaten for five to fifteen years. President Carter heads to a Japan summit as energy dominates talks with Schlesinger facing criticism over oil allocation.
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Carter
Congress
Japan
O'Leary
James Schlesinger
House
Schlesinger
Edward Roybal
D-Calif
Energy Secretary
Harrison Williams
Dn.j
New Jersey
Moving Turmoil Halts Long-Distance Van Traffic
The 16 day independent truckers strike has drivers fearing harassment and violence. Vans report shot tires nails and oil on roads while diesel shortages push deliveries late and many rigs sit idle awaiting safety.
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Dick Powell
Service Storage Inc
Rochester
N.Y
Allan Brown
Allied van Lines
San Francisco
Denver
Albuquerque
Corpus Christi Procession Celebrates 120th Year
The Corpus Christi procession Sunday marked the 120th celebration in Dyersville near the Basilica of St. Francis Xavier. Three benedictions occurred outdoors, including a chapel blessing by Rev. Michael Fitzgerald with the gold monstrance. Knights of Columbus in red capes stood at the chapel entrance. Corpus Christi means the body of Christ.
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St. Francis Xavier
Michael Fitzger
Ald
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Truckers Tighten Grip On Nation As Strikes Ramp
Independent drivers widened a nationwide stoppage to press for higher freight rates fuel relief and looser limits. National Guard escorted gasoline convoys Florida commandeered tank trucks loaded at Port Everglades with armed guards. one trucker shot near Knoxville. STRAP plans pullout signaling potential easing of pressure.
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Bob Graham
Port Everglades
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Knoxville
Tenn
Midlands
STRAP
Meat Markups Questioned as Unwarranted by Agriculture Dept
The Agriculture Department said supermarkets and middlemen added up to 15 cents a pound to choice beef in May and up to 9 cents to pork beyond costs. Industry argues figures ignore inflation in retail costs. The report, sent to the White House wage price council, notes May data and forecasts wider spreads this summer.
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