Underwater Gas Line Break Sparks West Side Concern
An underwater break in a gas pipeline raised concerns for Cedar Rapids west-side residents across Wednesday and today. Page 6A.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1979
Page
1
Notable southern Iowa items on 10A and beyond
A collage of brief items across pages 1B 4A 5B 10A and 13A highlights public figures and local stories. Jamie Farr attends an unusual homecoming for Willy. former Iowa Adjutant General Joseph May faces new scrutiny. the Iowa Senate reviews a snow days bill. Robert Garwood returns from Vietnam with limited comments from both sides. Marion’s local machine maker prospers. Indiana Hoosiers claim a title through defense. Cedar Rapids Boxing Gym touted. a widow with seven sons becomes Master Farmer. Judy Collins fans note her new album. an anonymous Iowan writes Dear Abby about a troubled childhood.
Friday Opinion Sets View From Rhodesian Black Perspective
Columnist Anthony Lewis imagines a hypothetical Arizona scene to help white Americans grasp how black Rhodesians perceive their situation. Weather update notes heavy rains possible with thunderstorms and 40s to upper 40s temperatures, high rain chances tonight and Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony Lewis
Arizona
Israel Egypt peace treaty moves toward signing in Washington
Israel's Knesset endorsed the Egypt peace accord 95 to 18 paving way for Begin and Sadat to sign Monday at the White House. Egypt's parliament will consider after the ceremony with Dayan and Weizman finalizing disputes over oil wells and Palestinian autonomy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Egypt
Menachem Begin
Anwar Sadat
Washington
White House
Knesset
Sinai Peninsula
Sadat
National Democratic Party
U.S
Dayan
Defense
Ezer Weizman
Gulf of Suez
Sinai
Jerusalem Post
Begin
Cairo
British diplomat Sir Richard Sykes murdered in The Hague
Gunmen killed Sir Richard Sykes British ambassador to The Netherlands and his 20 year old footman Karel Straub as he left his home for the embassy. The driver and Alyson Bailes survived. Police ponder IRA links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Hague
Netherlands
Richard Sykes
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
Karel Straub
Rolls-Royce
Foreign Office
Alyson Bailes
Sir Richard
Sykes
Roger Harvey
Dublin
Christopher Ewart-Biggs
Belfast
IRA
Ice floes crush boats at Delhi Lake Delhi damage may rise
High water and thick ice at Lake Delhi on the Maquoketa River in Delaware County caused extensive damage to recreational facilities. A pontoon boat rests on ice blocks while docks are torn loose. No damage estimate yet, and more rain could worsen conditions per the dam operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake Delhi
Maquoketa River
Delaware County
Delhi Dam
South Africa linked to Clark defeat in US election
The former South Africa Information Ministry official Eschel M. Rhoodie claims Pretoria interfered in the US election to defeat Iowa Democrat Dick Clark, via a multimillion-dollar campaign. Clark’s GOP opponent Roger Jepsen denies the charge, calling it false while records show some South African ties to the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times Service
NEW York
South Africa
Information Ministry
Europe
United States
Dick Clark
Iowa
Eschel M. Rhoodie
Clark
Roger W. Jepsen
Rhoodie
Jepsen
Clark-Jepsen
Jan van Rooyen
Des Moines
Stephen Bisenius
Cascade
van Rooyen
Revised ethics bill stirs House debate in Iowa
Rep. Tom Lind leads the Ethics Committee in proposing a bill to clarify public official ethics rules after a liberal interpretation of gift and influence cases. House caucuses of both parties study the issue and form ad hoc committees to issue recommendations. The proposal revises the Public Official Act and aims to adjust ethical standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Tom Lind
Waterloo
Iowa
Turner
House
Lind
Gazette denies holding any contest or prizes
Len Jentz, Gazette director of public affairs, stated today that The Gazette has received inquiries about contest prizes but has no knowledge of any current contest. The paper is not offering cash prizes and is not running a contest at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Len Jentz
Gazette
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Cedar Rapids
Jamie Farr
Willy
Joseph May
Robert Garwood
Vietnam
Marion
Indiana Hoosiers
Joe Barry Carroll
Judy Collins
Dear Abby
Red
Abby
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Likud
Gaza
Communist Party
Carter
Moshe Dayan
Hosni Mubarak
Delhi
Roger Jepsen
Ken Sullivan
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