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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1968
Page
4
Dear Dr Molner explains that heart impulses originate in the brain and travel via nerves to trigger muscle contraction. The AV node guides impulse transmission, pacemakers regulate faulty rhythms, and electrical currents can momentarily prompt beats. The turtle heart puzzle hints at strong science ahead.
March permits in Cedar Rapids totaled 3.30 million dollars led by Area Ten Community College’s 2.19 million vocational building. The college project is part of a 4.2 million total, not including land or mechanical costs. Seventy seven new permits were issued in March with 44 single family dwellings and various other structures.
The writer advises that a 75 dollar monthly withdrawal from a ten thousand dollar mutual fund is risky. Normal withdrawals are about 50 dollars monthly, but future fund value is uncertain. Continue building funds and re evaluate at retirement for possible use of an annuity.
The piece argues that investment choices depend on current interest rates and conditions. It warns against banking too much on fixed programs and presupposed ideas clouding judgment. The author urges building funds now and invites reader questions on general investment topics.
In New York on a Central Park transverse road near Fifth Avenue a large pothole filled with rain water recently caused six flat tires before police diverted cars around it.
In San Mateo a coroner declared Charles O’Brien dead after a body was found on his back porch without IDs. The body proved to be a former state hospital patient who died of a heart attack after wandering onto the porch.
Jim and Oswald discuss a six no trump hand built on cross reductions and squeezes. They explain how an overtrick can be pursued through club breaks and how dummy and South can force East to discard a club or diamond, yielding the 13th trick.
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