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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1977
Page
5
Two sparrows roosted inside an abandoned Clinton structure, using the space as a perch to observe their surroundings in a quiet, lore-filled urban nook. Local residents report the birds calmly nesting despite nearby activity.
A 48 year old Oelwein resident, Al Gathman, was run over by his own tractor while working in a field east of Oelwein. He was in fair condition today at a Waterloo hospital after suffering internal injuries in the Sunday incident.
President Carter answered 14 questions from 33 columnists from 32 states after a day of briefings on energy civil rights national security and Panama Canal treaties He said military base closures will be decided for national interest not political gain and he will not alter his stance for local economic pressure.
President Carter defends gradual natural gas deregulation and supports lifting the Social Security earnings cap. He backs tax reform focusing on equity, fairness, and a simpler form while cautioning about college tuition tax credits. He reiterates a plan to work with Congress on deregulation and notes energy policy changes differ in speed. He praises Florida's Gov. Askew and describes considerations for a Cabinet role. The briefing ends with Thurber’s quip.
A dense schedule lists TV channels and programs for Cedar Rapids Davenport Des Moines Rochester Waterloo Rock Island Moline Iowa City Ames LaCrosse including News News Zoom Match Game Mary Tyler Moore Mister Rogers Captain Kangaroo Today Good Morning America Sale of various shows and movies across hours from morning to midnight in a regional grid.
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