Guns of Autumn examines hunting as recreation on CBS
CBS airs a provocative 90 minute documentary exploring why Americans hunt and shoot animals across Arizona Texas Utah Pennsylvania Michigan. It profiles guides with radios, big game preserves, buffalo shoots, and a Detroit private preserve where a deer is repeatedly shot. A follow up episode on September 28 will show reactions from hunters and critics.
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Gazette Telephone Numbers
The notice lists subscription and office hours for the Gazette including numbers for the Subscription Dept and general information. It notes hours from Monday to Saturday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m and Sundays until 12 noon, with holiday hours 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Television Listings for Cedar Rapids Davenport and more
Television schedule snippet lists stations and channels for Cedar Rapids Davenport Waterloo LaCrosse Ottumwa Rock Island Des Moines and Iowa City with programs including CBS News Billy Graham Ghost Busters World of Sports Mister Rogers Sesame Street Baseball and NBC News among others for afternoon to evening slots.
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Iowa City
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Who.tv
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Ford trims standard features to curb 1976 price hikes
Ford Motor Co plans removing up to 300 dollars worth of standard equipment from its 1976 models to lower base prices and win over cost-conscious buyers. The shift includes options like tinted glass and bucket seats becoming extra cost items while overall fuel economy improves about 25 percent to an estimated 17 mpg.
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Ford
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Benton
Magistrate Hears Eight Linn County Court Dates
In Linn County magistrate court, James Ridings of 5110 J Street SW received 30 days jail with 20 days credit for assault and battery on July 30 against Vivian Hayes. Paul Coty of 1428 Third Avenue SE pled guilty to pointing a gun at Alice Coty on July 27, with 30 days jail time and suspended remainder. Ronald Schropp of 208 Eighth Avenue Marion pled guilty to drunk driving with sentencing deferred after June 14 arrest. John Depaitis of 3806 Vine Avenue SE had the drunk driving charge dismissed after August arrest. Pamela Silver of 3096 Sixteenth Avenue Marion was found guilty of assault and battery against James Teahen on August 2 and fined 50 dollars plus costs. Kenneth Sheldon of Hiawatha and Kenneth Wood of Burlington faced dismissals on related assault and battery charges. Cecil Goodlove of Walford pled guilty to drunk driving and was fined 300 dollars and costs after a July 26 arrest.
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Vivian Hayes
Paul Coty
Third Avenue SE
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Ronald Schropp
Eighth Avenue
Marion
John Depaitis
Vine Avenue SE
Pamela Silver
Sixteenth Avenue
James Teahen
Kenneth Sheldon
Hiawatha
Kenneth Wood
Burlington
Vickie Otero
Cecil Goodlove
Walford
Detroit Could Play Key Role In Smogless Engine by 1985
A Ford-funded Jet Propulsion Laboratory study says a smogless, highly efficient engine could be on roads by 1985. The 18 month, 500000 dollar project, conducted by 20 scientists led by R. Rhoads Stephenson, evaluated nine engine types across the U S, Europe, and Japan. The team predicts fuel use reductions of 30 to 45 percent and potential annual gasoline savings of 8 billion dollars, with federal support perhaps needed to cover development costs.
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Europe
Japan
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Dockworkers threaten sick day tactic over injunctions
Longshoremen blocked by court orders threatening to call in sick to bypass injunctions on a grain shipment boycott to the Soviet Union. International Longshoremen’s Association leader Thomas Gleason warned that an epidemic could halt dock work if courts do not lift bans. He urged AFL CIO President Meany to convene a high level meeting with farm officials and grain executives after a government harvest forecast.
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Soviet Union
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Dow Jones News Service
Hart Undergoing Cancer Tests in Maryland
Senator Philip Hart of Michigan is hospitalized at a Bethesda naval hospital for tests after a small malignant growth was found in one arm. Hart’s office said tests seek the primary source of the malignancy and he has indicated he will not seek reelection.
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