Roundup Lamb Chase Downtown Stirs City Workers
A bulky critter led city workers and police on a wild lamb chase during a downtown roundup this morning, prompting officials to coordinate a response and ensure public safety as the situation unfolded.
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30 Mar 1978
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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1978
Page
1
Unusual burger tale and consumer tips flicker in pages
A Reader’s guide hints at diverse page topics from Burglar alarms to TV repairs and hamburger futures. It notes a ham burger triggers trouble and a vaccine for cats may lead to vaccines for humans. The White House stimulus debate and president’s waning support are also referenced.
Why are women getting heart attacks page 15
Mostly clear tonight and Friday with unseasonably warm conditions. The forecast calls for a low in the mid 40s tonight and highs in the low to mid 70s on Friday.
Iowans Skeptical Yet Hopeful Over Carter Farm Plan Changes
Eastern Iowa farm leaders frown on new Carter administration wrinkles in the farm program notably the higher soy bean support rate and the shift to calculating payments from land left in production. While some see potential long term benefits, most prefer a wait and see stance amid criticism of delay and the absence of diversion payments for the initial 10 percent set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Carter Administration
U.S. Senate
Mike O’connell
Cedar Rapids
U.S
Administration offers cash to idle farmland to lift farm income
Washington outlines a program paying farmers to idle 5 million more acres of feed grain and cotton to push up prices and boost farm income. Mondale and Bergland argue the plan could raise food prices by 6 to 8 percent while opposing congressional attempts they say would boost prices more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Walter Mondale
White House
Agriculture
Bob Bergland
Mondale
Congress
Carter
Bergland
Agriculture Department
Hex signs by Johnny Claypoole from Lenhartsville Pa
Johnny Claypoole near Lenhartsville Pennsylvania creates about 100 hex signs a year. His works adorn furniture and dishes and carry value beyond their color. Farmers have used hex signs for more than 150 years to protect livestock, and the art is a Pennsylvania Dutch trademark with pieces in the Smithsonian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny Claypoole
Lenhartsville
Johnny
Smithsonian Institution
Carter's rights call earns ovation in Brazil
President Carter abandons cautions and urges support for human rights during Brazil visit, drawing an ovation from Congress in Brasilia. He praises Begin on Middle East talks and notes Brazil-U S ties strained by West Germany reactor deal. conference with Geisel extended. The trip continues to Rio de Janeiro for unofficial talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brasilia
Brazil
UPI
Carter
Menachem Begin
Begin
Egypt
West Germany
Ernesto Geisel
Rio de Janeiro
Congress
South America
Africa
Geisel
Middle East
Clark finds snag in nomination ritual
U S Senator Dick Clark arrives at the Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst’s office with 4765 nomination petitions for a second term. State law requires petitions to be bound. Clark aides plan to bind and return them before Friday’s 5 p.m. filing deadline. No further details beyond context provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
U.S
Dick Clark
Marion
Melvin Synhorst
Louise Whitcome
Synhorst
Bob Miller
Clark
Whitcome
Synhurst
J. Herman Schweiker
the Gazette
Tom Martin
Iowa City
Mondale visit boosts Blouin coffers
Vice President Mondale campaigned in Dubuque for Mike Blouin drawing $25 and $100 tickets, plus a $500 per person reception. He aimed to raise $40,000 to $50,000 as inflation shifts fundraising from $5 meals, praising Carter’s farm bill and urging Blouin’s strong victory to deter GOP challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
Walter Mondale
Mike Blouin
Julien Inn
Mondale
Carter
South America
Jimmy Carter
Orvis
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Mondale Visit
Blouin
John Carlson
Roger Orvis
Illinois
House of Representatives
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