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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1979

Page

2

Budget target approved with education funding boost

The House backed a 532 billion fiscal 1980 target budget after Senate education increases appeased liberals. A prior defeat over defense costs and social-cut gains prompted delay warnings as Budget panels haggled before final passage.

Washington House Senate David Obey D-Wis

Panel to review back pay dispute at Rock Island & Pacific

A three member panel will hear a back pay dispute for 2,668 union crewmen covering about 2000 per worker back to Jan 1 1978. Negotiators agreed to submit to the panel and avoid a possible strike that could affect the 13 state freight system and 27 000 Chicago area commuters.

Washington Rock Island & Pacific Railroad United Transportation Union Iowa Union Lou Corsi

Student Shoots Woman as Suspect Surrenders on Emory Balcony

A female student was wounded in Means Hall at Emory University as a young woman armed with a .38 pistol surrendered from a second floor student center balcony. Police said no hostages were taken and the wounded student was in stable condition at a hospital.

Atlanta Emory University Chuck Johnson DeKalb County Johnson Barb Huettig Means Hall

Panel tightens abortion rules in closed session

Washington AP reports a House subcommittee moved to restrict government funded abortions for poor women in rape or incest cases. The Labor Health Education and Welfare panel voted to underwrite Medicaid abortions only when the woman's life is at risk. Rep. Bob Michel confirmed the decision.

Washington House Appropriations Labor and Health, Education and Welfare Bob Michel R-Ill Michel

Oil prices push US trade deficit to 27 billion

The Carter administration expects a 1970s style oil shock to produce a 27 billion trade deficit this year as imported oil bills rise to 52 billion, erasing what would have been a 25 billion surplus. About half of US oil use is imported.

Washington U.S Carter Administration United States

Masked burglar shoots family at Beverly Hills home

A masked intruder tied up Lloyd Cotsen wife and two youths and a guest before shooting all three in the head with a .22 pistol. Jo anne Cotsen 49 Noah Cotsen 14 and Chris Doering 13 were treated, with Mrs. Cotsen and Noah in serious condition after surgery.

Beverly Hills Calif Neutrogena Corp. Soap Company Lloyd Cotsen Joanne Cotsen Noah Cotsen Chris Doering West Covina Ucla Medical Center Jim Powers

Weather roundup and Mississippi River levels

At 11 a.m. winds are from the north at 15 mph. Sunrise is Friday at 5 38, sunset at 8 30. Temperatures a year ago were high 75, low 60 with no precipitation. Extended forecast shows a chance of showers Saturday night and Sunday, partly cloudy Monday, highs in the 70s and lows upper 40s to low 50s. River stages today list several gauges with several rises and falls, LaCrosse 10.0, Davenport 13.1 up 0.1, others steady or changing little. Cedar at C R reads 4.90.

Mississippi River LaCrosse Lansing Dam McGregor Guttenberg Dubuque Davenport Keithsburg Keokuk

Israeli airstrikes hit PLO sites and buzz Arafat in Beirut

Israeli warplanes attacked guerrilla positions in Lebanon for a second day, after cross border shelling wounded two Israelis and a PLO bombing killed two Israeli women and a baby. A bomb wounded one man at a Jerusalem supermarket.

Beirut Lebanon Yasser Arafat PLO Jerusalem Ramat Eshkol Sinai el Arish Sol Diers Israel Radio Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization Reihan

Amin back in Uganda claims stir mercenary team reports sighting

An American mercenary leader says Idi Amin is back in Uganda hiding on a fortified farm near Arua in West Nile district. Daniel Pierre Waltner heads a 15 man team hired by an Israeli to locate Amin and says he saw him from a distance.

Nairobi Kenya Idi Amin Uganda West Nile Daniel Pierre Waltner Amin Arua

Births and notices from Cedar Rapids Gazette

Birth announcements from Mercy and St Luke's list a son for Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Young Cedar Rapids area. multiple daughters for families at addresses in Cedar Rapids and nearby towns. Additional notes include a May 22 birth at Iowa City to Mr. and Mrs. Jay Gilchrist and various grandparents and survivor details. police and emergency calls noted for Wednesday afternoon and evening.

Iowa City Jay Gilchrist Mount Vernon Robert Burns Knollshire Road

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