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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1972
Page
9
A nearby column mixes teen car talk with religious musings as readers discuss belief and life. Michael Lamm replies to teen questions about rebuilding a 1957 Chevy and safe gas tank sealing with practical, blunt automotive guidance.
A survey finds about one third view the movement as just another passing youth fad while 5 percent say religion turns young people off. Yet many boys and girls polled expect religion to play a significant part in their lives.
The piece reports varied views from teenagers in multiple cities on religion, God and nature with quotes from Ian Simmons, Bonnie Gallien, William Flad, Sharon Yardly, Ken Salads, and Anthony Dallas. It notes a growing curiosity about Jesus among youth, while Rhodesia elephant shipments via Mozambique violate UN sanctions.
Secretary of Labor J D Hodgson announced a rule giving absolute preference to Vietnam era veterans in federal job training programs. State unemployment offices must refer a veteran to each vacancy within 48 hours, with non veterans filling slots only if ex service members are unavailable.
Seiji Kato of Toyota Motor Sales says Japan's auto exports will fall from 1987 levels due to yen revaluation weakening global competitiveness. Toyota shipped 310,000 of 790,000 U S cars last year, aims for about 950,000 this year, yet fears not matching due to currency effects. Ford has asked about buying American parts. GM Shinjin tie not expected to affect Toyota Shinjin relations.
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