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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1976
Page
6
Tom Wicker argues debates matter for citizen understanding though often overvalued by pundits. The piece notes past debates revealing candidates’ quick thinking and questions the view that TV formats determine election outcomes.
Harris-ABC survey of 2,891 voters Oct 23–26 shows Carter 45 percent to Ford 44 with Carter strong in the South but lagging Midwest and West. Ford gains among newer voters, educated and suburban groups, while Carter clings to old New Deal coalition support and faces weak spots among youth Catholics and Jewish voters.
City officials moved Coe road and Thirteenth Street into a one way couplet. Coe road carries southbound traffic toward First Avenue while Thirteenth runs northbound from Third Avenue SE toward Second and First avenues. Traffic remains bottle-necked at Twelfth and Thirteenth intersections with Second Avenue.
A reader defends Metro high school in reply to Mr Fellendorf's Oct 26 letter. The writer argues students deserve a chance and questions the value of pulling youth off the streets for schooling.
In a testimonial from Chautauqua 76 participants, Metro’s small size is praised for community learning and strong teacher support. Voters service and community groups thank contributors from Lindale Plaza merchants to county officials. Open house at Brendelwood daycare invites gifts for crafts and reading materials.
On November 9 Cedar Rapids and Linn county residents may view Brendelwood a joint project of Meth-Wick Manor and the social services department. The program serves people unable to attend other activities offering physical occupational and speech therapy as prescribed by a doctor with a friendly knowledgeable staff trained in elder care.
A reader laments carriers thrown on CB radios, calling for more sense and noting interference with emergency traffic. The writer warns that a 10-33 may be needed and urges those responsible to stop hindering others seeking help.
The Gallup poll and Princeton analyst Kagay suggest turnout in 1976 may rise above 1972 levels, with interest up eight points to 56 percent and potential turnout around 58 percent. They cite a revived focus on a real horse race, debates, and aging voters, hinting Carter could benefit from higher turnout.
A longtime neighbor of Wally Horn disputes a misquote and lauds him for four years of service. The speaker, along with other residents, believes Horn has effectively addressed elderly issues and represents the community well.
The Gazette invites opinions with one letter per writer every 30 days. Submissions may be condensed or edited but not anonymized. Include name address and signature for authentication. phone number remains confidential. Content to focus on issues rather than personalities. no poetry.
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