22 Mar 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1980
Page
1
Independence fell to Storm Lake in Class 2A action in Des Moines. Storm Lake will face Knoxville while Dubuque Wahlert meets Davenport Assumption in tonight’s two championship contests.
Des Moines delegates focused on transportation policy during a busy week at the statehouse. Lawmakers debated funding, vehicle regulations, and infrastructure projects as session activity intensified.
An Arlington couple dedicates years to a hobby centered on real rings. Page 9A.
The Gazette editorial on page 6A calls for Senate action to address the evolving loan crisis, urging timely measures and legislative attention to protect borrowers and stabilize markets.
Hunters cheer plans for expanded habitat at Coralville Reservoir while offering ideas of their own. The Amanas contest drew top prizes not won by a turkey. Loretta Lynn’s Coal Miner’s Daughter opens in Cedar Rapids with four strong performances.
A newspaper snippet notes threats to food stamp and other programs if Congress stalls. The report hints at potential policy shifts and the possible impact on needy households pending legislative action.
A reflective note on how credit cards often inflate expenses tied to a lifestyle rather than just basic living costs, suggesting psychological and social factors influence spending patterns.
Belgrade sources say the Soviet bloc targets Yugoslavia's non aligned policy with a pressure campaign. With Tito gravely ill in Ljubljana, officials accuse Vietnamese and Soviet aligned media of attacking Yugoslavia while Washington signals support for its non aligned stance.
President Carter said the United States would help provide medical care for the deposed shah of Iran and did not rule out using an American military hospital, possibly in Panama, if it serves the shah’s best interests. A Panama extradition bid and U S envoy diplomacy also unfold as surgery waits.
Hawaii's Supreme Court upheld the manslaughter conviction of Clarence D. Freitas III for the beating death of Patrick J. Maudsley on New Year’s Day 1976. Freitas must serve at least five years of a 10 year sentence and is imprisoned at Hawaii State Penitentiary.
UCLA dentist Reidar Sognnaes says claims of wooden teeth for George Washington are myths. He notes Washington wore ivory and other materials, with one remaining tooth at his inauguration and dentures held by springs, sometimes using lead bases and even a tooth from Washington’s mouth.
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