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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1979

Page

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Iranian leaders propose end to Tehran embassy impasse

Iran offers new proposals to end the Tehran embassy crisis stopping short of demanding immediate extradition of the shah. Moslem militants holding 98 hostages reject compromise while U S officials use a telephone link to pass messages to captives.

Tehran U.S London State Department Hodding Carter Department Carter United States Abolhassan Bani Sadr Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini Revolutionary Council Sadegh Golbzadeh Iran Kuwait

Kennedy to Debate Carter Crowds Gather in Cedar Rapids

The Cedar Rapids reception honors Kennedy as a large crowd gathers for his appearance while Iowa voters anticipate a debate with Carter. Hawkeye Downs drew 200000 attendees last year, highlighting the state's political and economic interest.

Kennedy Carter Mr. Brown Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs

Lobbyist says draft numbers enough for defense not Vietnam

A top lobbyist argues there are sufficient forces to defend the country’s shores but not to engage in wars like Vietnam. A separate item notes a citizens’ committee will influence planning for a new athletic field at Roosevelt Junior High School.

Vietnam Citizens’ Committee Roosevelt Junior High School

King of birds photographed in Cedar Rapids

In Cedar Rapids a photo captures what is believed to be the king of birds as part of the Picture Page. A new gift shop opens in an unexpected place a church and offers unusual articles for sale. Oil industry officials address an unexpected larger drop in domestic oil production. A curious anecdote describes a man who crossed a rabbit with a snake and produced an adder that multiplied.

Cedar Rapids

$6.3 Million Lucien Piccard Watch Heist T:

Burglars stole about 1,500 diamond studded Lucien Piccard watches with a retail value of 6.3 million from Arnex Industries Corp in Carlstadt New Jersey after cutting alarm lines and three telephone trunks. The watches, valued at 1,500 to 27,000 each, were taken from a 45 by 45 foot vault. Police note the break disrupted alarms and police lines in three towns. Arnex President Charles Smith Jr. expects no knowledge of other missing items.

Carlstadt N.J Lucien Piccard Arnex Industries Corp Arnex Charles Smith Jr Smith United Protection Corp East Rutherford

Illness hits Hugo school after lunch of beef tacos

About 270 people at Franklin Junior High and nearby cafeterias fell ill with vomiting and cramps after a 11 a.m. lunch of beef tacos okra and peach cobbler. Doctors say staph infection suspected and most patients will recover in 24 to 48 hours.

Hugo Okla Franklin Junior High School Vince Johnson Coates

Iranian flags burn and buy rapidly in Philadelphia area

In Philadelphia, Iranian flags fly off shelves as demand surges after the U S Embassy crisis. Tim O Connor notes customers asking for oil to help burning flags while Dettra Flags reports flags selling for 13 dollars amid daily buyer interest.

Philadelphia Tim O’connor Humphrey O’connor Betsy Ross

Oil cut cost: Up to 16 cents a gallon predicted

UPI reports President Carter’s Iranian oil import halt could raise national gas prices to about $1.17 a gallon by year end. Analysts project a 3 percent drop in energy use could offset the loss of 330000 barrels daily. Conoco chief Ralph Bailey backs the move, arguing against hostage conditions.

New York UPI Carter U.S Ralph Bailey Conoco Inc American Petroleum Institute America United States Iran Dan Lundberg

Iran oil crisis sparks state ripples across Iowa

A Jesup native among Iran hostages is noted as anti Iran protests spread to Des Moines. Gov. Ray supports the president’s oil embargo while Iowa faces odd-even gasoline rationing. The UI Student Senate halts cutting funding to an Iranian student group. Page 6C and 10A.

California Jesup Iran University of Iowa Des Moines Robert Ray

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