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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1977
Page
19
A fable analogy describes how the frugal ant can secure many tricks in a bridge hand by careful play, versus the spendthrift grasshopper who risks fewer chances. The analysis outlines club, diamond, spade and heart sequences and notes the ninth trick remains elusive. The comparison emphasizes surgical precision and risk in play.
A Montana reader asks the correct rebid after opening spade and partner responds two diamonds. The recommended line is to raise to three diamonds. The note also records that on this date in 1898 Congress organized the Mississippi Territory.
Washington reports that the Treasury may announce plans to dispose of part of the official gold reserves as gold bids push higher. Rep. Henry Reuss presses for action amid budget and trade deficits, with former expert Thomas Wolfe predicting a sale could start as early as June.
In Cedar Rapids officials announce a new bus service for senior citizens with route 8244 slated to improve daily transportation options. The move aims to support aging residents with affordable access to essential services and community activities.
Dear readers advise at home exercises suited for busy parents with children. Dr Allan J Ryan notes sit ups rope skipping running in place dancing and stretching can be done in an apartment hallway. He lists fitness books and vitamins as helpful guides for choosing routines.
Karen Craven a 10 year old from Vancouver Washington admires a helmet mask from Cameroon on display at the Portland Art Museum during a Girl Scout troop visit. The exhibit drew local youth interest in African art.
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