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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1976
Page
3
Des Moines welcomes visitors with the gleaming state capitol dome and four surrounding domes. Tour guides suggest November as a good time to plan a visit to the capitol. The city greens hour exhibit features deysantharums as another highlight.
Partly cloudy today with highs in the upper 40s. Tonight turns colder with lows in the teens. Sunday will see highs in the 30s.
A man has reportedly shed pounds through intense walking since December and now enjoys easier parking near his door. The piece notes his ongoing routine and confidence in daily mobility.
Washington aides said President Ford and President-elect Jimmy Carter may meet this month as part of the presidential transition. Jack Watson noted a White House conference between Ford and Carter being planned after initial joint discussions among their aides about transfer of power.
A mother enters a supermarket with four energetic sons and asks for a cereal that will sap their energy. The scene captures a humorous family moment.
A broad look at rising product liability suits and insurance costs shows many small businesses unable to obtain coverage. Firms like Nissen Corp go bare, self insuring to cover damages, risking ruin from a single large claim while lawsuits climb since the 1970s.
Nine year old Mike Wendling and companions sketched a balancing challenge on a dead end barricade along Carlisle street NE. Mike Wendling is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Wendling of 2112 Brookland drive NE.
ERPD officials announce a Friday series of changes including Wallace Johnson moving to uniformed division and James Barnes replaced by Tom Gillen as head of crime prevention. Acting chief Gareth Clift and Safety Commissioner Ed Calton led the overhaul amid ongoing leadership flux.
The National Pork Council leads a drive to overturn a USDA decision allowing turkey ham sales. Pork officials warn turkey ham can be mistaken for pork ham, though it contains no pork. Carolyn Taylor of the Town Turkey Federation defends the product as not inferior, noting lower fat and higher protein.
A woman once sought for over ten years in the Ron Lipsius murder case was arrested in California last week. The 1968 Iowa City death followed a grocery-store robbery and a police composite drew the suspect. An anonymous Quad Cities tip led to the arrest but she was released before transfer for questioning.
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