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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1977

Page

20

Elvis Presley Inducted In Rock Music Hall Of Fame

At Hollywood Palladium Elvis Presley was named to the Rock Music Hall of Fame amid a standing ovation at the Third Annual Rockys ceremony. Stevie Wonder won two Rockys for male vocalist and rhythm and blues album, while Fleetwood Mac dominated multiple awards.

Hollywood UPI Elvis Presley Rock Music Hall of Fame Stevie Wonder Presley Hollywood Palladium Wonder Chuck Berry Beatles Bob Dylan Buddy Holly Little Richard Rolling Stones Fleetwood Mac Linda Ronstadt Boz Scaggs Stephen Bishop Yvonne Elliman Boston Bruce Springsteen Peter Frampton Olivia Newton-John Rod Stewart The O’jays Dolly Parton George Benson Heart Association Joan Baez Soledad Prison Bee Gees New York City Athletic League Harry Chapin Kansas Johnstown Spinners Jackie Wilson

Carter warns of serious international costs if canal pact fails

President Carter told the Radio Television News Directors Assn. in San Francisco that Senate rejection of the Panama Canal treaty could trigger global disruption of canal operations. He argued partnership with Panama is the key to keeping the canal open and neutral, while noting domestic growth will slow next year and unemployment among youth remains a concern.

Washington Carter United States Senate Panama Radio

Transatlantic fare cut approved for flexible travel

The Civil Aeronautics Board cleared a $280 New York to London flexible schedule fare. Airlines Pan American Trans World British Airways Air India Iran Air and Air Lingus can offer the plan with 21 days advance notice and no fixed return week. A separate $350 advance purchase option remains for specific flight choices. Skytrain competing fare from Laker Airways faces constraints.

Washington New York London Civil Aeronautics Board Europe New York-London Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines British Airways Air India Iran Air Air Lingus Air Line Skytrain Britain Laker Airways North Atlantic

Maria Callas dies at 53 in Paris home

Noted soprano Maria Callas dies of a heart attack at her Paris residence aged 53. Her career and a famous nine year romance with Aristotle Onassis, ending when he wed Jacqueline Kennedy, defined a turbulent celebrity era.

Paris Maria Callas Aristotle Onassis Pathe Marconi Recording Company New York la Callas Onassis Jacqueline Kennedy

Andrus Lands Protection Bill Wins Support in Congress

Interior Secretary Cecil D Andrus seeks to set aside 91.7 million acres for wildlife refuges parks wild and scenic rivers and national forests in Alaska. Rep Morris Udall calls it constructive while Sen Ted Stevens warns timber mineral oil and gas groups will fight the plan. Andrus expects a Carter signature by late 1978.

Washington Cecil D. Andrus Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Ted Stevens Alaska Stevens Andrus California Carter

Five Club Bid Shapes Aces in Blackwood Bridge Hand

In the Life Master Pairs finals a classic Blackwood hand shows five clubs signaling zero or four aces. North opens five clubs, South deduces the suit and bids five diamonds, while most players secure 13 tricks in spades and one pair makes the grand slam.

North South

North bids six diamonds in uncertain slam deal

In bridge play, after a confusing auction North deduces South seeks knowledge of diamond losers and bids six diamonds. South then commits to the grand slam and succeeds despite overbidding concerns.

North South

Black White Anger Swells Over Death

In Johannesburg, white and black South Africans gathered and protested the death of Steve Biko a 30 year old black leader and founder of the black consciousness movement Demands grew for Prisons Minister James Krugers ouster as Biko died in detention amid reports of an eight day hunger strike and his death marking the 21st black detainee death in 14 years

Johannesburg South Africa Steve Biko James Kruger Biko Kruger

Home Visit Rules Relaxed For Medicaid Bed Reservations

Washington HEW announced removal of federal limits on beds set aside for patients on home visits in nursing homes. States retain their own rules and some may not permit such visits. Previously funds covered a bed for 15 days during hospital away time or 18 days in a 12 month home visit period.

Washington UPI Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW

Redford Voices Pollution Concern in Utah Valley

Movie star Robert Redford told Brigham Young University students that pollution threatens Utah Valley. He warned contamination is creeping toward his canyon home and urged action to protect what he calls an incredible heritage.

Provo Utah Robert Redford Utah Valley Brigham Young University

Wallace countersues for divorce over alleged violence

Cornelia Wallace accuses Gov. George Wallace of actual violence and cruelty as the reason for their split. She seeks divorce and alimony, while the governor denies the charges. a Sept. 20 hearing is scheduled.

Montgomery Ala Cornelia Wallace George Wallace Wallace Sterling Culpepper

Four Children Shot Dead in Missouri Home Invasion

In Climax Springs Missouri police report four children murdered when gunmen entered a home while parents were away. Two girls aged 1 and 2 and a teenage boy died inside. another teenage boy was found in the yard. Victims unnamed. shootings occurred between 7 and 730 pm. Neighbors alerted authorities. Deputy Vaughn said entry was via a side door. no burglary.

Climax Springs Joe Vaughn Vaughn Ozark Mountains Missouri

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