02 Sep 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1978
Page
1
A Century reveals what long distance riders value and how wildlife and hunting shape the future in Iowa and nationally. The feature discusses risks to hobbies and how athletes manage precautions amid changing policy and landscapes.
A roundup of brief items notes a possible new film twist with Inspector Clouseau, a Camp David summit question, and other small news notes across pages 1B to 13A including weather, politics, and sports.
A slight chance of morning showers with highs in the mid 80s. Skies remain mostly clear and mild tonight and Sunday with tonight s lows between 60 and 65. Sunday s highs also in the mid 80s.
A user muses about a fictional factory in America that would produce only square wheels for grocery carts, playful and distant from any real entity or event.
About 200 Iranian students clashed with more than 100 police in the Civic Center area of Los Angeles. Some 150 protesters were arrested after rocks and an effigy burn sparked violence. Police reported numerous injuries and the resumed street fighting disrupted Broadway with ambulances called to the scene.
In Louisville, Henry Bibbs faces a death sentence after jurors recommended the electric chair for the murder of his ex wife on November 24. The verdict came with testimony from Bibbs' nine year old daughter Sherinta who asked for mercy, while courts await Judge Kunzman's final ruling.
The state Court of Appeals froze a mandatory Los Angeles busing program while U S Supreme Court Justice Brennan refused to stay a Wilmington Delaware court order. LA officials seek rapid review, warning delays disrupt the nation s second largest district.
The government seeks higher gasoline production as a fall shortage worry. Energy Secretary Schlesinger has begun contacting major refiners to boost output while industry officials say supplies are adequate and demand remains strong.
Gen Omar Torrijos told about 100 national assemblymen he has no interest in the presidency and will continue as commander of the national guard when his acting chief of government powers expire Oct 11. Reporters say he plans to stay in the military post.
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