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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1972

Page

7

How To Buy a Used Boat

A guide from MOAC advises cautious used boat buying. Key steps include hull checks, inspecting gel coat and fittings, testing the engine, verifying steering, and ensuring Coast Guard required gear. For higher spends over five thousand dollars, hire a professional marine surveyor. The piece closes with a London AP note: Church of England wedding fees rise to twenty and twenty three dollars with organ.

Marine Office Appleton & Cox Corp MOAC U.S MOQAC

Billboards Spark 85 Percent of Drivers Favor It

A Meramec Caverns survey of about five thousand motorists shows 85 percent favor billboard advertising as a safeguard for highway safety. The piece argues removing billboards could raise traffic irritation and misdirection, predicting drivers may grow more alert with substitutes for visual cues at interchanges.

Meramec Caverns Stanton Phoenix ITF Jack Anderson

Billboard debate sparks road safety concerns

Motorists say billboards impair sleep and alertness, while officials push roadside scenery removal. Critics warn elimination could increase drowsy driving, countering the aim of safer highways. Billboards stimulate reaction and reduce monotony for some drivers.

Alton Welcomes Its First Policewoman Bonnie Towse

ALTON Illinois AP Bonnie Towse a 34 year old blonde and mother of four becomes the city’s first policewoman and will train with male officers in a 240 hour program at the University of Illinois. Rudy Sanders police chief calls her no different than other officers. A separate dispatch notes Stockholm seeks higher narcotics penalties from six to ten years.

Alton, Ill Alton How Bonnie Towse Rudy Sanders Towse University of

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