03 Sep 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1980
Page
1
A report on advances in genetic engineering outlines a significant step forward. Researchers discuss potential applications and ethical considerations as science moves toward practical use.
A white-collar worker dons a blue shirt while a blue-collar worker wears white. The boss’s son-in-law, in plaid pants and a paisley shirt, features as a key figure in the social reshuffle.
President Carter and Mideast envoy Linowitz announced that stalled Egyptian Israeli talks on Palestinian autonomy would resume within weeks. Sadat and Begin previously discussed a three way summit. Israel has not confirmed official resumption. Linowitz said both sides agreed to meet within Camp David framework and avoid hindering peace progress.
Pressure mounted on President Carter to include independent candidate John Anderson in the first debate or watch Anderson debate Ronald Reagan from the sidelines. Anderson refused to bow to Carter’s demands, while Reagan said he would not debate without Anderson. The League of Women Voters plans a series of debates beginning later this month.
Gazette staff writer reports mosquitoes swarm Eastern Iowa as warm rains revive eggs laid last spring. Female mosquitoes bite for blood meals, then die after laying eggs near stagnant water. Adults stay active around dusk. repellents and loose clothing advised. birds baths cleaned to reduce breeding sites.
Des Moines reports land values jumped 387 percent in Iowa over the past decade, the nation's largest increase, according to a USDA survey. The average land value reached 641 dollars per acre, with west central sales surpassing 3000 dollars an acre and 119000 farms in Iowa.
Premier Hua Guofeng said Zhao Ziyang will replace him as prime minister after the National People's Congress confirms Zhao during its two week session. Hua also announced the resignation of elder vice premiers as Beijing moves toward a younger collective leadership.
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