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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1975
Page
16
A 7.2 magnitude quake struck Hawaii's Big Island causing a tidal wave and a lava eruption from Kilauea. One man died, another was missing, 19 injured, and 34 evacuated from a seaside campground. A second eruption occurred at Hale Maumau Firepit with lava reaching 30 feet.
Professor Richard Bernstein of Haverford College will lecture at Luther College on Monday in the Mott Borlaug room Centennial Union. The talk titled The Restructuring of Social and Political Theory will start at 7 30 p m and offer a critical view of 20 years of theory development. The event is sponsored by the philosophy department and the lectures and fine arts committee.
Cornell professor Dr. James Arieli discusses how scientific technology shapes military science across ancient, modern, and future eras. He argues warfare effects persist through time and will illustrate ancient warfare tech and its social consequences using visual aids. He joined Cornell this year after Grinnell and Stanford degrees.
In Iowa City and across Eastern Iowa a solar power discussion weighs sun exposure limits and seasonal variability. Neff notes many clear days occur in winter, with peak energy figures varying from 17 to 93 percent, urging realism. He sees solar cooling as the best future use, while noting cost, storage needs, and the value of supplemental gas heating.
Over 13 million in receipts from state liquor stores were redistributed to counties and cities in fiscal 1974 75. Ten percent of gross liquor sales goes to cities by population, and 5 percent of net sales goes monthly to counties to offset lost revenue from tax exemptions. Cities received 9 689 998 dollars and counties 3 336 789 dollars. Also noted a fellowship in the American College of Dentists awarded to Dr James H Belding of Independence, an adjunct Iowa University professor.
The President signed law providing the EPA with 71.5 million dollars through March 1977 for the pesticides program. It delays full pesticide registration deadlines to September 1977 and restricts EPA from mandating private applicator tests while allowing state tests and requires EPA impact assessment on commodities prices and the agricultural economy.
Fayette county authorities investigated a breakin at the Gold Dust Inn near Westgate on Friday night. Entry was gained by prying the back door and 11 cartons of beer cigarettes peanuts candy bars and a small amount of cash were taken. The breakin was discovered at 2 30 a.m. Saturday.
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