01 May 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1978
Page
1
The final production of the year at Cedar Rapids Children's Theater features a furry character in a prominent role with notable stagecraft and performances. The piece blends rich sets and costumes with lively swordplay to entertain audiences.
A sharp cold spell continues with temperatures dipping to around 30 degrees tonight. Tuesday promises sunny skies and a high near 60 as winds ease.
Cedar Rapids Giants catcher Bob Kearney describes living on 450 dollars monthly with wife Rebecca 21 as they manage rent 250 and groceries. He favors cash spending. avoids credit cards and emphasizes adapting life to his varying hours. They enjoy simple pleasures like movies and popcorn when off.
Israeli Prime Minister Begin arrives in Washington for a White House reception and meetings with President Carter as Vance and Dayan clash over a U S arms package to Israel Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Dayan warns of renewed Egypt Israel talks while Kamel cites U S stance on self rule in occupied territories.
The Supreme Court unanimously bars criminal penalties on newspapers for publishing truthful details about secret state investigations. Landmark Communications had reported on the Judicial Inquiry and Review Commission’s look into a domestic relations judge. The decision extends First Amendment protections to broadcasters as well.
A Chicago man identified as Joe Healy climbed to the 19th floor of the Sears Tower in 40 mph winds to hang a three story banner urging whales’ protection. Healy, 25, wore no gloves and descended safely after about three hours, facing possible disorderly conduct charges.
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