26 Sep 1978
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1978
Page
1
A new word game named Scrabble appears daily for fun and points on page 11A of The Gazette, offering readers a playful challenge and a fresh activity to test vocabulary.
A reflective note on cinema evolving while a principled action figure remains constant, suggesting enduring values in the film industry. The brief page marker indicates continuation on page 15A.
Dr. Walter Block argues that many play activities aid handicapped children. The note on page 14A questions whether simple jogging requires only a pair of shoes. It contrasts beneficial activities with a plain fitness approach.
The article notes two nights reserved for auditions for a major musical. It mentions page 14A for details and emphasizes the search for performers.
Testimony continues in a Iowa City land use policy trial as Rep. Michael Blouin accuses the International Association of Machinists of bribing politically vulnerable candidates. The report highlights related pages across the paper.
Israel's Prime Minister Me nachem Begin vows a drastic move if parliament votes down the Camp David accords. Weather outlook predicts partly cloudy tonight with a mid-50s low and similar conditions with a mid-70s high on Wednesday. Real estate broker criticizes pricing, saying the money isn't worth the money.
A two month old walkout against Norfolk and Western spreads to 43 railroads as workers honor picket lines at key switching stations. BRAC pushes for settlement while Amtrak and Conrail adjust schedules and route operations amid a nationwide rail slowdown.
Consumer prices rose 0.6 percent in August driven by housing and medical costs while food edged higher. Food at restaurants led grocery price stability with declines in fresh vegetables and meat. eggs and fresh fruit rose though coffee fell.
Terry Sundkvist, an attorney, used small claims and a county marshal auction to acquire Laura Dawn Manor for 449.31 after seeking a 50 refund. Sacland Investors contest the sale while Sundkvist rejects a 10,000 offer and presses his title claim.
A House Government Operations subcommittee hearings chair says the San Diego disaster that killed at least 151 might have been preventable if a collision avoidance system had been required. ALPA President O'Donnell criticizes FAA delays and ties to manufacturers.
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