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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1977

Page

4

Capital squirrels moved to new homes

A park near the White House relocates about 100 squirrels due to peanut shortages and park-going declines. The plan involves nesting boxes and three weeks for acclimation before moving them at night to suburban Virginia, with natural foods replacing peanuts as the new diet.

Capital Squirrels Washington White House Lafayette Park George Berklaey National Park Service Park Service William Ruback University of Maryland George Washington Memorial Parkway Virginia Ruback

Referral Phone Numbers For Assistance Directory

A list of telephone numbers for information and referrals. Numbers include 364-5171 396-4414 398-5353 398-3911 365-2527 362-2174 398-3955 with guidance to learn who can help.

Weird Harold seeks normal life after smut scandal in suburbia

In Berwyn, Harold Rubin known as Weird Harold, former owner of a nude bookstore and massage parlor, describes his turn from smut to parenting. He testifies against pornography, moved to the suburbs, and now hopes to find a good partner while raising his son.

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Northwestern's James R Miller Dies at 71

Dr. James Roscoe Miller longtime Northwestern University president from 1949 to 1969 died Sunday in Evanston Illinois at age 71. He led the university through two decades of growth and development.

Evanston, Ill James Roscoe Miller Northwestern University

Potential Energy Savings From Lowered Home Heating

The study estimates that if every U S household lowered its average heating temperature by six degrees for a 24 hour period the nation could save more than 570000 barrels of oil daily and cut oil imports by over 3 1 percent.

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