New Collins contract could boost Cedar Rapids growth
A Cedar Rapids report says a pending Collins contract may bring a larger economic boom to the city starting next month. The article mentions travel improvements to Dallas, and notes political and educational developments across Iowa with references to the bottle bill, Waterloo franchise uncertainty, and national policy discussions.
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Collins
Cedar Rapids
Dallas
Restless Youth Question Sparks Editorial Page
An 8-year-old girl was sexually assaulted, and the mother faces trial. The article on this page notes public concern over juvenile restlessness and asks how restless today’s youth truly are.
Tangles of fame and finance drift through a snowbound page
A popular musician with a transient career is examined against a vulnerable stock market. Tetanus dangers are queried. Grandparents consider investing for grandchildren. An ambulance paramedic confronts child abuse tragedy. Snow chances rise with teens tonight and mid 20s Thursday.
California storm spawns mudslides closes roads and downpours
A Pacific rainstorm drenched Southern California causing one death and widespread damage. Mudslides closed at least 17 roads including most of the Pacific Coast Highway and I 5. Power outages affected up to 100000 customers as crews battled downed lines and evacuations mounted in canyon areas. The system stretched from San Diego to Santa Barbara with more rain forecast before easing later today.
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Los Angeles
California
Encino
San Fernando Valley
Sunland-Tujunga
Industry
Stephen Mulherin
Southern California Edison
Long Beach
Palos Verdes
Carson
del Amo
Los Angeles County Fire Department
Ray Barrett
Baja California
Mexico
Pacific
San Diego
Santa Barbara
National Weather Service
Inflation study shows one third cut living standards
A New York AP report on Caplovitz findings shows more than a third of U S families lowered living standards due to inflation and recession, with 22 percent less interested in pricey goods and 35 percent losing faith in the American dream. The May–June 1976 interviews covered 1982 people across New York Atlanta San Francisco Detroit, oversampling the poor and retired while undersampling singles. Inflation hits the poor hardest as 43 percent report being much worse off, versus 25 percent of the retired and 21 percent of blue collar workers.
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New York
U.S
David Caplovitz
Graduate School of the City University of New York
Caplovitz
Atlanta
San Francisco
Detroit
Soviet price hike hits gasoline coffee chocolate and more
The Soviet Union announced up to 350 percent rises in gasoline coffee bean prices and chocolate, while some items like refrigerators and TVs dropped 15 to 30 percent. Gasoline rose 82 percent to 93 cents a gallon as private car use remains limited. Crowds gathered at Moscow stores amid the shifts.
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Moscow
State Price Committee
Nikolai Glushkov
Zens
Soviet Union
Glushkov
Seven arrested in Cedar Rapids drug roundup
Metro Narcotics agents concluded a lengthy investigation Tuesday night by arresting seven individuals on drug related charges. Jeffrey Kaldem, a 26 year old attorney of 1940 Park Ave SE, faces possession of a substance believed to be heroin. Others include Mack Gibson 41, David J Jones Jr 23, Bernita Jones 21, Mary Luter 32, Ernest L Gibson 40, and Jeffrey S Read 21. Officers also seized cocaine and marijuana during the operation at 1725 A Ave NE and 2115 Deborah Drive SW and related warrants were executed at the law office of a Cedar Rapids attorney.
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Metro
Jeffrey Kaldem
Park Ave. SE
James Barnes
Cedar Rapids
Linn
Orlie Workman
Deborah Drive
Bernita Jones
Mary Luter
10Th Ave
Luter
Linn District Court
Jeffrey Scott Read
Birch Ave
Please
FRA to Inspect Iowa Rail Hubs in Cedar Rapids
Federal Railroad Administration officials led by Robert E. Gallamore will meet Gov. Ray in Des Moines Monday then tour Cedar Rapids rail terminals and yards Tuesday. The visits follow Chicago Midwest railroad restructuring talks and include discussions with IDOT, the House and Senate transportation subcommittees, and Pella area shippers. A helicopter tour of Cedar Rapids terminal areas is planned before a 9:30 AM City Hall briefing with city, Linn County planners, and others.
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Federal Railroad Administration
Robert Ray
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
FRA
Robert E. Gallamore
Chicago
Iowa Department of Transportation
Ray
House
Senate Transportation
Rail Division
IDOT
Pella
Linn County Regional Planning Commission
Carter dances with Beverly Sills at White House dinner
President Carter gave a dinner at the White House in honor of governors attending the National Governors Conference. Opera star Beverly Sills joined the president for an evening of dance and entertainment following the meal.
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Carter
Beverly Sills
White House
Washington
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