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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1976
Page
21
A dense broadcast page lists programs from morning through midnight including The 700 Club, Wheel of Fortune, Scarecrow Sitcoms, soap operas like General Hospital and Days of Our Lives, game shows Match Game and The Price Is Right styled as G-rated entertainment. Local stations KCCI WHO and WQAD appear with regional news and weather segments.
The guide discusses a bridge hand and a debate on spades ranking. It covers a Washington House panel dropping a Cuban probe after Pentagon assurances, plus reader questions on tax, bonds, savings, and retirement planning with practical, cautious advice.
Winslow New Jersey AP report says prison officials may sue police over harassment after prisoners from Leesburg working at Ancora Psychiatric Hospital were arrested while traveling to play baseball. Police say inmates escaped off hospital grounds and officials who supervised outings were arrested for abetting. The state had sent minimal security inmates to work on laundry since October 1174 as town officials worry about safety of residents. Police Chief Gary Stowell ordered the arrests. Institutions and Agencies Commissioner's Anne El described the arrests as an assault.
United Nations Security Council issues a statement censuring Israeli policies in the West Bank and Gaza Strip. The United States refused to endorse yet criticized settlements as obstacles to peace. French Ambassador Louis de Guiringaud read the text after a three week debate.
A Malden town meeting on May 27 adopted a resolution declaring it the ardent wish of the people that America become a free and independent state. Delegates to the legislature received a plea to establish an American republic to fulfill duty to God and posterity.
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