30 Nov 1977
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1977
Page
1
The Gazette launches Santa and the Pigwidgen a Christmas series with a first tale about villagers seeking a peek into a mysterious old pouch on page 2B. Other items include coverage of a two-strangled suspect in a Los Angeles case, and local notices across pages 9C 10A 1C 5A 6A and 8A.
A review cites Rod Stewart delivering standout vocals in his new album. The piece emphasizes strong vocal performance and contemporary appeal, reflecting on the artist’s enduring relevance. Page 9B.
A short editorial notes that moral support from family funds or boosts a college team, highlighting the value of a home front contribution to student athletes and school programs. It contrasts financial backing with public fanfare, urging continued generosity from supporters.
President Carter announced a high level U S delegation including Assistant Secretary Alfred Atherton will attend a mid December peace conference in Cairo. He described the talks between Anwar Sadat and Menachem Begin as a breakthrough with direct person to person negotiations. Syria PLO and the Soviet Union rejected invitations to Cairo while the U S and Soviet Union co chair the Geneva talks. Carter warned he would not sign an energy bill that violates three stipulations and outlined his guiding principle of balance between conservation and production.
The Soviet Union sides with Syria and the PLO in refusing to attend Sadat’s Cairo conference to prep a Geneva peace forum. Israel backs direct talks and favors reconvening Geneva after Cairo. Waldheim suggests a neutral site conference with key participants. U.S. to attend Cairo talks.
In snowy Colorado two nights passed as seven Oklahoma City residents rode a Cessna 414 into Haystack Mountain. Charles Randolph, 17, treked three miles to aid, guided rescuers to his stranded companions. Six survived by helicopter evac. one, C B Cameron, died.
A Seoul government source says Park Tongsun, the Korea influence peddling figure, may be allowed to visit the United States if he desires to testify before Congress. Park’s lawyer cautions against premature plans, noting negotiations with the Justice Department to avoid prosecution and secure protections.
Cedar Rapids Police Lt. Gerald R. Hinzman announced eight potential applicants from a Chicago recruitment trip aimed at minority groups. Six of the interested parties were minorities and one was female. The Urban League event on the South Side reached students via minority outlets and college criminology departments.
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