No Antifreeze Shortage This Year Price Down
A survey shows antifreeze supplies recovered with abundant inventory and lower prices. Name brands run 3.88 to 4.27 per gallon, house brands cheaper, and two gallons per car typical. Store managers report normal buying patterns and no hoarding as supply costs edge up slightly for retailers.
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Larry Nievas
K-mart East
Nievas
Ron Schultz
Hardlines
Target
Schultz
Bill Copper
Menard’s
Cedar Rapids
Copper
Marv Bailey
Sieg Co
Bailey
Florida
Church group backs ordination and equal employment efforts
The committee moved to publicize information on gay issues and ministries to member denominations at nominal cost. It affirmed the ordination of Episcopal women priests, praised bishops who ordained 15 women, urged Church Women United to back church employment justice for women and minorities, noted Presbyterians in Highlands and Atlanta debates on women’s ordination, and pledged support for Project Equality to fund equal employment initiatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Women United
Highlands Presbytery
Presbyterian Church
U.S
Atlanta
Project Equality
Weekend Decision on Federal Aid to New York City
Officials indicated a weekend decision on up to 2.5 billion dollars in federal aid to New York City to prevent default. Yonkers and the state housing finance agency appear to have averted note defaults, with a special Albany session to discuss a Yonkers rescue. Banks prepared a temporary loan plan backed by state insurance funds, while Comptroller Levitt completed a package to redeem agency notes.
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Washington
New York City
New York
Ford
Federal Reserve Board
Treasury
Stephen Gardner
HFA
Arthur Levitt
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Eiher
Wrens Rohatyn
Municipal Assistance Corp
Rohatyn
Kastoria Fur Industry Faces Threats and Strikes
In Kastoria Greece a 15 000 population town famed for fur garments threatens to burn the town amid a general strike opposing duty free imports. The industry relies on imported fur scraps from Europe and North America. Officials warn extending duty free importing could trigger town destruction.
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Kastoria
Greece
UPI
Sentista
Nicholas Marthis
Matthis
Europe
Canada
United States
From Reporter to Painter PURCHASE NY One Man Show
Paul Buiar once a political reporter for the Associated Press now runs a PR firm and paints to relax. He will host a full-fledged one man art show in New York this month featuring bold abstracts reminiscent of Pollock with a distinctive personal style. Former Mayor Lindsay bought an early work and Buiar’s wife Tamar said some paintings grew on her, though she initially did not understand them.
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Paul Buiar
Purchase
N.Y
UPI
Buiar
New York
Associated Press
ASCAP
National Songwriters’ Association
McGraw Hill
John V. Lindsay
Tamara
Havanas May Be Back at a Price
Mike Butler, an 84 year old cigar maker in Mount Carroll, says Havana tobacco should return to the U S market in 1976 but will be unaffordable for many. He rolls 100 cigars daily in a kitchen room and recalls selling Havana cigars for 8 cents before Castro. He predicts prices could exceed one dollar per cigar when trade resumes.
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MOUNT CARROLL, _ III
Mike Butler
U.S
Butler
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Gazette Telephones and Office Hours Summary
Gazette lists telephone numbers for News Sports Bookkeeping and general information plus circulation and subscription office hours. It provides Want Ads display advertising Marion Office phone 398 8222 with hours and contact details.
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Marion
Humphrey Calls to Curb U.S. Arms Exports
Senator Hubert Humphrey urged limits on arms sales arguing current exports exceed common sense and security needs. He cited $9.5 billion sold to 71 nations last fiscal year and $12 billion planned for 1976, and proposed curbs on defense stock taps, publication of contracts, and removal of sales subsidies.
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Washington
UPS
Hubert Humphrey
U.S
Humphrey
United States
Soviet Union
Israeli Troops Leave Ras Sudr Oil Fields After Pullback
Israeli forces pulled back from the Ras Sudr oil fields in the first withdrawal under the Sinai peace accord. The 450 square mile field with 86 wells was turned over to the United Nations emergency force for return to Egypt, with Egyptian technicians due Sunday. Israel’s flag was lowered as troops departed.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Ras Sudr
United Nation
Egypt
Ras Sadr
Gulf of Suez
Jerusalem
Ephraim Katzir
United Nations
Middle East
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
General Assembly
Iran
Suez Canal
Port Said
Sinai
Senate votes to retain Grand Forks ABM site
The Senate narrowly approved keeping the Grand Forks North Dakota anti ballistic missile site by a 40 to 39 vote. Procedural wrangles followed as conservative absences and Sen Eagleton moved to cut 564 million from the 1976 defense bill amid a Soviet Moscow ABM reference.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
Grand Forks
N.D
Thomas Eagleton
Dmo
Cedar Rapids Emergency Numbers List
Emergency contacts for Cedar Rapids include Ambulance 366 7654 FBI 402 348 1210 Fire 398 5343 Highway Patrol 364 5171 After Hours 363 5629 Police 398 5353 Sheriff 398 3521 Medical Society 365 2527 Foundation Is 362 174 Crisis help Information Referral 39 3955 Clip and carry in your billfold
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F.B.I
Highway Patrol
Police
Sheriff
Medical Society
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