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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1979

Page

8

Brown proposes odd-even gas sales to ease shortages

California Governor Edmund Brown Jr announces an emergency plan allowing counties to restrict gas purchases by odd or even license plate numbers to ease long lines. The rule bans topping off beyond half a tank, limits to 20 gallons, with penalties up to $1500 or six months in jail. Public transit and emergency vehicles exempt.

Sacramento Calif Edmund Brown Jr California Brownaid Richard Maullin State Energy Commission San Francisco Santa Clara Maullin Los Angeles Brown Energy Commission Stephanie Bradfield Oregon Vic Atiyeh

Rubber workers call off strike amid inflation fight

UPI report says the United Rubber Workers union withdrew its midnight strike deadline against a major tire maker after a federal judge warned against government sanctions. UAW President Bommarito said talks would resume Monday in New York with Uniroyal, citing responsibility and the desire to avoid harming workers or companies.

Washington UPI Frigg Carter UAW Peter Bommari Unigal Bber Monty New York City Bommarito Uniroyal

Food inflation seen easing in April and May

UPI reports government inflation fighters note food price increases slowed in April and are expected to rise less than 1 percent in May. The Council on Wage and Price Stability says if trend holds, food prices will post the slowest rise since November, with beef and perhaps vegetables as exceptions.

Washington UPI Council On

Birmingham Strike Ends After Health Insurance Compromise

A municipal workers strike in Birmingham ended after city leaders and the union reached a health insurance compromise. Gov. Fob James helped broker the deal. The city will keep Blue Cross protection until April 1, 1980, while a board designs a new plan.

Birmingham Ala UPI Alabama Fob James Blue Cross Blue Shield

Suspect in Kravitz kidnapping surrenders in Virginia

Michael G. Levine, 35, the alleged triggerman in the Julius Kravitz kidnap murder case and wife shooting, turned himself in to a police officer brother in Virginia and was en route back to Ohio. The surrender ends his flight after the shootings.

Cleveland UPI Julius Kravitz Ohio Virginia Michael G. Levine

Ex-president in Lyndhurst extradition waived in Va court

In Arlington Virginia General District Court Lyndhurst former chemical company president waived extradition. His alleged accomplice John File, 26, had surrendered earlier. Detroit based General Motors recalled 372000 Cadillacs to fix sticky accelerator pedals blamed in 124 accidents, three deaths and 46 injuries since 1977. Recall covers 1977 and early 1978 Coupe DeVilles Sedan DeVilles Broughams and limousines without fuel injection. A Cadillac spokeswoman cited a rubber pedal extension that could catch on floor mats causing sticking acceleration.

of Lyndhurst Chemical Company General District Court Arlington John File Detroit UPI General Motors

Thatcher Leads Conservatives to Victory in Britain

Margaret Thatcher, known as the Iron Lady, returns to power as Britain’s first female prime minister after the Conservatives win 339 of 635 Commons seats, a 43 seat majority over Labour and all other parties. She vowed work ahead from No 10 Downing Street.

London UPI Margaret Thatcher Britain Thatcher Downing St Labor

Southwasih floods force rescues across Middle Tennessee

Heavy spring rains drenched parts of Southawash and surrounding counties, flooding roads up to 10 feet deep and isolating homes. Rescue crews used boats and helicopters to evacuate residents including about 30 airlifted from a south Nashville building. TVA substation floods caused a four hour power blackout across four counties.

Southawash Middle Tennessee David Newbern South Nashville TVA Nashville Williamson Rutherford Lebanon

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