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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1977
Page
1
A compact guide to education and civic topics includes preschool mealtime learning, a mud race near the Wapsi pinicon river, and science fair selections for the International fair. Also notes budget hearings, dog guides at the Iowa Commission for the Blind, and upcoming legislation on water quality standards.
The cedar rapids forecast shows rain on monday afternoon with a 54 degree high. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies with lows in the mid forties and highs between 60 and 65.
The Supreme Court agreed to hear Nixon's bid to block release of 30 White House tape recordings from the Watergate trial. The cases raise privacy and publicity issues as networks seek access to the conversations among Nixon and aides.
Canary Islands disaster today tops history with 580 dead as Pan American and KLM 747s collide on Tenerife runway. Officials differ: Pan Am says 330 of 396 aboard died. KLM reports 249 or 250 aboard with all perishing.
The Commerce Department reports a February trade deficit of 1.866 billion dollars, the third record in four months. Oil imports driven by higher value and volume help push overall imports above exports, with total imports at 11.67 billion and exports at 9.8 billion.
Soviet leader Brezhnev warned Cyrus Vance that U.S. human rights pressure intrudes in Soviet internal affairs and could block constructive relations. He cited non interference and urged mutual solutions on arms talks while remaining cordial at a Moscow luncheon with Gromyko.
Iowa farmers report only light weekend rains with Cedar Rapids totaling about a half inch and Dyersville up to one and a half inches. Dean Kleckner, Iowa Farm Bureau president, warns of trouble if rain does not come, as corn planting approaches and subsoil moisture remains dry. Farmers fear a smaller harvest if conditions don’t improve, prompting earlier planting in hopes of moisture.
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