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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1981
Page
9
Dear reader questions on kindergarten readiness. Dr Block advises evaluating physical, mental, social emotional readiness and possible learning disabilities. He cautions against equating readiness with peer performance or birth date and favors readiness testing. He notes alternative kindergarten may help, and stresses early success fosters motivation.
An expert on legal issues in the nursing profession will lead a Kirkwood Community College seminar May 5 and 6. The seminar titled Fundamentals of Nursing Law targets registered nurses practical nurses nursing educators nursing service administrators and other health professionals. Presenter will be William Regan an attorney and managing
Diamond mercantile Phil Felder, a retired national bridge champion, played in the Cavendish Club where he overbids then uses dummy. In a three hearts bid, he converts to game, drawing trumps and discarding losers to secure a win. The second item covers Regan’s health law seminars in Providence with fees, CLE credits, and preregistration details.
The Energy Works and The Good News Co-op sponsor an open house on solar food drying and cooking dehydrated foods Sunday from noon to 3 at 803 Eighth Ave SE across Mercy Hospital. Iowa State Extension Service staff will present on economical food storage with Gordon Dunn demonstrating a food dryer. Various dehydrated fruit and vegetable dishes will be offered.
Richard Bradley dubbed the Evelyn Wood of the piano drew critique on PM Magazine from a classical pianist, while his wife claimed she learned more in 15 minutes than in six years of lessons. In Beverly Hills, Maureen Reagan postponed wedding plans due to her father’s absence, delaying a Friday ceremony and Saturday reception after his March 30 gunshot wound, with a combined event now planned.
M A S H star Alan Alda told Mike Douglas he is not a workaholic, just a man who cannot refuse opportunities. He recalled his struggles as an unemployed actor and writer, working as a cab driver and doorman while his wife supported the family. Loretta Lynn ill in Reno as police recover stolen tapes from her tour bus.
PEMBROKE PINES Fla AP Amnesia patient Jane Doe left the hospital for a seven day visit with her mother Irene Tomiczek in a move described as a routine step toward discharge. She cannot recall her past or acknowledge her relation to the Tomiczeks of Rosemont Ill but enjoys time with them.
A Caribbean island with a long colonial history has shifted from French and British rule through repeated transfers to become an independent nation. The changes reflect a broader pattern of decolonization across the region.
On this date in 1941 thousands attended an America First rally in New York City where Charles Lindbergh declared England is losing the war and urged against American entry into World War II.
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