Hunters stalk wild turkeys for Thanksgiving around the region
The article notes that while Iowans cannot hunt wild turkeys in the fall, hunters in other areas pursue the birds for Thanksgiving Day dinners.
11 Nov 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1978
Page
1
The article notes that while Iowans cannot hunt wild turkeys in the fall, hunters in other areas pursue the birds for Thanksgiving Day dinners.
A short note on Page 7A advises skiers to limber up their skiing muscles due to snowy West conditions.
A group of nuns plans a workshop focused on self esteem and personal growth. The session explores confidence building, inner strength, and community support within a faith context.
Picture Page notes a Cedar Rapids woman who favors painting houses over office work, highlighting her preference for hands on labor and independence in a local lifestyle feature.
Revenue from the hotel motel levy will not be collected until next summer. The notice calls for adult volunteers and invites readers to welcome a guest for Thanksgiving dinner. Farmers express concern over President Carter's request.
The snippet notes investigations into alleged kickbacks in minority loan programs and mentions the Bert Lance banking reforms, a disputed FBI theory about Dr King’s death, and UN Security Council selections. It also previews local features and a weather forecast with cloudy, colder conditions.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin blamed each other for new problems in Washington peace talks. Begin to meet Cyrus Vance in New York while Days of Dayan reaffirm Israel’s firm stand against linking a peace treaty to a broader Middle East settlement. talks risk breaking down after four weeks.
Post officials say some firms with postage meters fake dates to imply mail delays. A study is planned to gauge how widespread the practice is, with a case of a mail order firm altering dates to cover late shipments. In other news, regional reports from Cairo reflect Sadat and Carter weighing links between a Egypt Israel treaty and Palestinian issues, amid potential negotiation strains.
The Defense Department orders a study to cut minimum enlistments to two years to improve volunteer quality and reduce overseas tour lengths. Army proposals lead, seeking 11,000 to 12,000 two year volunteers with education cash benefits. Other services draft plans. final decision rests with Defense Secretary Brown.
Bordentown New Jersey runs a small workfare plan to cover rent for Joanne Gibbs while she helps at the community center washing chairs for painting. City officials call the program illegal yet say no one is suffering and intend to expand efforts as needed.
The iconic Uncle Sam image, widely circulated by the Army in World War I, originated from a 1917 painting by James Montgomery Flagg. The poster was also reused to some extent during World War II.
The Cedar Rapids VFW Post 788 hosts a 10:30 am Veterans Day program in the basement armory of the Veterans Memorial Coliseum to honor those who served. Veterans like World War II veteran John W. Maher reflect on the day’s meaning amid waning public participation and lingering patriotism.
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