30 Nov 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1978
Page
1
A Cedar Rapids resident, one of 17 named in September indictments over a heroin ring, goes on trial. The report notes criminal justice studies program director’s recommendation for local police and Linn County Health Center seeking more funding amid program cuts.
On Page 10B a fellow passenger recalls listening in as the first Guyana crash survivors spoke little. The account emphasizes cautious voices as details slowly emerge from the ordeal.
In a single English speaking city residents savor lady locks and cautious driving as readers flip to page 19A. A Farm Bureau official notes a department outperforms others in meeting farmers needs on page 17A. The battle of the tapes stirs debate as Roxanne Conlin faces criticism on page 10A.
The article notes NBC began the 1978 79 season with eight new series and now has none. Page references 5B and 7B discuss LeVar Burton portraying a real life character and Roger Whittaker as a grandpa.
A fragment mentions F D Roosevelt calling them Ugly Ducklings and notes an effort to preserve one for posterity. The readable text hints at a wrestling-related incident with a paralyzing outcome but lacks full details. Further context appears on pages 22A and 15A.
A public health official notes tuberculosis remains a present concern in the United States, citing ongoing challenges amid ongoing cases and prevention efforts as reported on page 15A.
Friday Anthony Lewis of the New York Times critiques Mark Lane’s earlier and later remarks on Jonestown. Marion’s downtown redevelopment plan will be reported after a public meeting tonight. Mostly cloudy with light snow possible tonight and Friday. low temperatures 15 to 20, highs near the mid to upper 20s.
In Vail Colorado the town thrives on winter activity as residents balance skiing and crutch use. The humorous remark highlights the extreme seasonal demands on the community and daily life amid heavy snowfall.
On a Boardwalk block in Atlantic City, 60 of 72 homeowners are willing to sell for 100000 each, with HEJJ Inc. linked to a possible casino developer. The push, led by Richard Bloom for Jean Savage and Ruth Spector, aims to assemble a full package within 45 days despite holdouts and alleged pressure.
Former president Richard Nixon told Oxford students that with his approval the FBI broke up a Palestinian guerrilla network in the United States through wiretaps and break-ins. He braved egg tossing protesters and said he would speak up for what he believes as long as he lives.
Three accusations of illegal campaign practices were filed with the Federal Election Commission against the Iowa Pro-Life Action Council. NARAL charges include failure to file reports, improper status as a multi candidate committee, and shadow fundraising. Pro-Life disputes the claims as nit-picking and says a full report on efforts will be submitted to the FEC. Betsy Chotin of NARAL calls the violations substantial and intentional.
Washington reports a 0.5 percent rise in the leading economic indicators, suggesting modest growth ahead. Yet weak inflation and a $2.1 billion October trade deficit push stocks lower and the dollar down in world markets.
The family of late San Francisco Mayor George Moscone and slain Supervisor Harvey Milk grieves during a memorial service outside City Hall. Visible relatives include Gina Moscone, Rebecca Moscone, and Jennifer, Christopher, and John Moscone, ages 21, 18, 16, 14 respectively.
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