Carter warns Senate on SALT II in bid to avert world peace crisis
President Carter warns rejection of the SALT II treaty would be a massive blow to world peace and could spur new nuclear arms races. He cites Pakistan, India, Taiwan, South Korea, and South Africa as already capable and urges Senate support as talks with the Soviet Union proceed in Geneva. A summit with Brezhnev for signing the pact is anticipated midyear in Europe.
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Cedar Rapids leaders clash over public improvements
Five Seasons Center Commission chair battles the public improvements chief in Cedar Rapids as pages promise a debate over district decisions. Presidential hopeful George Bush addresses inflation policy in Cedar Rapids. Commuter airlines face impact from fuel crisis amid United strike. City manager notes a nearing bargain end as entertainment duo Glenn and Marty perform for locals. Diners may praise a captivating restaurant experience.
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Iowa lawmakers vow to stamp out evil myth
In a joint action, 132 Iowa legislators unite to debunk a persistent myth affecting public perception and policy. The coalition emphasizes evidence and informed debate across chambers to counter misinformation and safeguard governance.
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Gas ration plan moves to House after Senate approval
The Senate approved a modified version of President Carter's gasoline ration plan and sent it to the House, with a new Senate resolution outlining when rationing could be invoked. Energy Secretary Schlesinger warned removing oil price controls could curb inflation, while California begins even-odd license plate gas purchases amid statewide rationing. Iowa critics argued the plan favors bureaucrats over farmers. House support is uncertain and emotions run high as the crisis tightens.
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Four internal candidates left for Cedar Rapids police chief post
Cedar Rapids narrows chief search to four from local department. Assistant Chiefs Raymond K. Baker James E. Barnes Wallace E. Johnson and Captain of Detectives William E. Byrne remain as contenders after two out of state candidates withdraw over travel expense concerns. Testing next Tuesday at 8 30 a.m. will be evaluated by Assessment Center representatives from Gaithersburg Maryland.
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House bugged in final minute
Des Moines reports Rep. Emil Husak sought to suspend rules to adopt a resolution naming the ladybug the Iowa state insect. The move, aimed at special interests, occurred in the Republican controlled House minutes before adjournment, with mixed reactions about its seriousness and impact.
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