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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1976
Page
4
Soviet authorities relocate emergency equipment to Vebek after a 7.3 quake near Ushek Gazli area. Reports note no injuries due to early warning and evacuations, while Tass and Javestia pledge urgent aid and damage relief measures.
VA researchers report a new heat based cancer treatment using radio frequency to raise tissue to 118 degrees. Described by Dr. Harry LeVeen and colleagues at VA hospital and SUNY Downstate, Brooklyn, the method aims to shrink or destroy tumors. Other teams report partial success with heat therapies.
A federal appeals court upheld John Ehrlichman’s conviction for violating Daniel Ellsberg’s psychiatrist’s rights by authorizing a break in. The ruling also affirms G. Gordon Liddy’s conviction while2 1 jurors found Eugenio Martinez and Bernard Barker were improperly convicted for the Beverly Hills break in.
Dr. Robert Sparks 44 resigns as chancellor of University of Nebraska Medical Center to become medical program director for the W K Kellogg Foundation in Battle Creek Michigan. He will leave Sept 1 and is a Newton Iowa native who earned his medical degree at the University of Town. Archaeologists announce 3800 year old Tel Kit’an settlement ruins in Jordan valley including two destroyed temples and a statue of a woman.
The Kennedy High School National Honor Society chapter inducted 54 new members during Monday night ceremonies at the school. Seniors named included Kenton Andrews Diana Barth Daniella Bedard Cathy Cropp Cynthia Dingmoan Linda Gratchen Tamara Hansen John Hendrickson Jeffrey Linga Mari Lovik Jon Malton Ronald Meyer Teresita Nunez Denise Piset Timothy Rawson Lu Anne Reifschneider Allan Roderick Kathleen Sickels Susan Squires Karen Steen Donell Stanebraker Randi Sund er Diane Thomas Janet Wilson and Brian Wohlete. A reception for students and parents followed in the cafeteria. 40 years ago a nationwide railroad strike was postponed five days.
Two Marlboro teenagers, Leo Agnew Jr and Guy Ercolani, aged 14, found an envelope with two checks totaling 1.5 million dollars. The checks belonged to the City of Chicopee and were for a certificate of deposit and the city’s account. The Chicopee treasurer arranged pickup. bank rewards were noted though unlikely to cover the teen’s plans.
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