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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1976
Page
3
Anti-Communist militants claimed they kidnapped Roman Catholic Bishop Adriano Hipolito of Nova Iguaçu near Rio de Janeiro, beat him, and dumped him unclothed on a road. They also claimed bombing the home of a prominent newspaper editor and warned they punish critics in Brazil.
Moscow report quotes Mikhail Budyko of the Soviet Academy of Sciences saying global warming has begun and human activity drives it. He spoke in Tashkent after a Soviet American climate symposium, stressing the need to forecast climate for the coming years. Ray Charles is 44 years old.
Coe and Cornell colleges in Linn County plan seven noncredit international trips for students and the public during their interim and exploratory terms. Fees cover tours, with some credit options and varying deposits, deadlines, and costs ranging from about 345 to 1,895.
The National Association of Manufacturers withdraws from a proposed merger with the Chamber of Commerce, citing fear it would be overshadowed by the larger group. NAM directors in Colorado Springs veto the plan and instead propose a joint council to coordinate actions on common business issues.
Tass reports cosmonauts Fyodor Bykovsky and Vladimir Aksenov landed 94 miles northwest of Tselinograd in the Baikonur region after eight days in space. They returned aboard Soyuz 22, launched September 5, in a joint Soviet East German science program. Both men are reported to be well.
A compiled list of emergency and crisis contact numbers including ambulance fire patrol sheriff and medical society hotlines with several local foundations and crisis help lines. The entry groups several organizations and phone lines for urgent assistance.
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