26 Oct 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1978
Page
1
A judgment is filed in Linn District Court over James Roberson's effort to declare Iowa gun ownership restrictions unconstitutional. The notice accompanies reports on rezoning debates, police cooperation talk, and other regional topics across the paper.
Gazette reviewer tests a restaurant along the interstate near Amana with Page 5B coverage. Do not fear wine steward. respond with an an peu bouchonne.
President Carter wins visible support from Federal Reserve Chairman G. William Miller and business and labor groups for his voluntary inflation program. Miller calls it balanced and sustained. Kahn will lead CAB efforts while safeguards against mandatory controls loom.
The Carter era moves to calm tensions as Israel states it will strengthen existing Jewish settlements in the West Bank. Cyrus Vance condemns the action as serious while Egypt threatens to recall negotiators. Syria and Iraq sign a charter to oppose Camp David, with hints of broader Arab involvement.
The Iowa Commerce Commission adopted emergency rules to license temporary grain storage facilities amid a record harvest and carry-over stocks. Wallace Dick says Iowa may be first to permit such licenses and expects many users next year as financing for permanent facilities remains hard.
Jim Santo, a Bridgeport math teacher, spent six days at Camp Hartell among about 260 educators jailed for ignoring a back to work order during a 19 day walkout. The NEA notes rising strikes across 21 states this fall amid budget strains and classroom shortages. Santo says the sacrifice hurt his family but boosted teachers' standing against a beleaguered Board of Education.
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