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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1978
Page
14
A late night stroll reveals Cedar Rapids as a wilder city than expected while pages note the Cedar Rapids Symphony Orchestra hailed as a triumph and the suspense film Magic thought provoking. a surveyor notes Cedar Rapids as an atypical music scene with town gatherings for a doctor hunt.
Evans and Novak credit behind the scenes work by presidential press secretary Jody Powell for the upset ouster of a conservative governor. Page 6A discusses the column and its take on the political maneuvering.
Marion Linn County 4 H clubs gathered to install their new leaders and recognize outstanding members. The event highlighted community involvement and youth achievement within the chapter.
Weather forecast notes colder conditions tonight with partly cloudy skies and lows in the mid 30s. Tuesday will be colder and mostly cloudy with highs in the mid 40s and rain chances under 20 percent tonight.
Washington AP. The Exploratory Project for Economic Alternatives reports that food shelter medical care and energy costs rose 11.6 percent annually in the first nine months, well above the 9.3 percent CPI increase. The group argues Carter's voluntary wage price restraints fail to curb essential goods inflation and backs broader controls and health insurance proposals led by economist Gar Alperovitz.
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat may recall senior delegates amid a stalemate in Washington over a codified link between the Egypt Israel peace treaty and progress toward Palestinian autonomy. US mediation efforts continue as Israel weighs moving talks to the Middle East and cabinet decisions loom.
President Carter backed a vast upgrade of U S civil defense to shield up to 140 million Americans in a nuclear war, targeting evacuation of metropolitan areas. The plan, costing about 2 billion dollars over five years, awaits congressional approval and mirrors Soviet effort, said Bardyl Tirana, director of Civil Defense.
FTC staff recommends that dealers inspect all used cars and disclose in writing what is wrong. A window sticker would show brake and engine status with OK or Not OK and an estimated repair cost for Not OK items. The form would note odometer tampering, previous use, and total loss declarations, and explain that dealer descriptions are binding under state law and buyers can sue for misrepresentation.
Mamie Eisenhower, widow of Dwight D. Eisenhower, pictured recently at Gettysburg College in Gettysburg Pennsylvania, will celebrate her 82nd birthday on Tuesday. The former first lady remains a prominent figure in public memory and history.
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