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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1978
Page
1
The article discusses estimates of how many individuals accused of war crimes may be living in the United States and what this implies for policy and enforcement. It notes the topic appears across national coverage and references related figures and potential cases.
More than 600 persons are to receive college degrees diplomas and certificates from Kirkwood Community College. The article notes the event and lists pages 12 and 13 for more details.
Gazette notes unemployment debate and Trilateralist policies in today’s pages. Columnist Tom Wicker questions President Carter’s aims in Africa on page 8. An Outlooks column features a local hospital official commenting on government health care regulations on page 9.
A striking highlight disrupts the women’s golf competition with a dazzling display. Page 23 mentions big leaders and shifts in momentum that threaten top teams.
Financial writer Sylvia Porter discusses how dependency tax deductions work. The piece covers eligibility rules, calculation basics, and common pitfalls readers should avoid.
A feature announces a new stamp sheet highlighting animals along the northern border. Weather outlook notes tonight will be shower and thunder storms with a low near 60. Thursday cools with highs in the low to mid 70s. The piece closes with a reflective note about slower news in the past.
The Labor Department reports April consumer prices rose 0.9 percent led by food, beef, and fresh vegetables. Beef prices hit a record rise while lettuce costs surged nearly 30 percent, pushing the food index higher and fueling concerns over inflation.
Des Moines reports analysis shows 18 year old drinking drivers involved in fatal crashes rose after the 18 to 21 law took effect. The data also show increases among 16 and 17 year olds. Gov Ray weighs veto risk and traffic records before action.
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that police with a warrant may search a newspaper office for crime photos, reversing a lower court that found the action violated the Constitution at Stanford University in 1971. Justice White said warrants require probable cause and specific search scope to be reasonable.
The Washington Post reports an FBI memo described a so called ambitious black leader who worked to undermine Martin Luther King Jr. Roy Wilkins denied involvement calling the Post account fantasy and a lie. The memo notes a 1964 meeting with Cartha DeLoach and a claim Wilkins urged King to retire.
Raul Jimenez chases Victor Barretto after a pizza parlor quarrel on a New York street. Barretto throws a rock at knife-wielding Jimenez, who, with his brother John Jimenez, stabs Barretto. A transit police detective shoots Jimenez fatally. Barretto is seriously injured. John Jimenez faces attempted murder charges. a third man is being sought.
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