Free Five Seasons concert draws 5000 in Cedar Rapids
The Sunday night show at Five Seasons Center drew about 5,000 fans for a four act concert headlined by Stephanie Winslow and Ronnie McDowell. Cedar Rapids acts the New Relations and Richard Freeze opened, with Mufflars guitar and Elvis tribute by McDowell drawing attention amid a mixed reception. Joe Getsi impressed with a strong vocal set and versatile playing. The concert, sponsored by KHAK, showcased a blend of country rock and old style rock.
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Cedar Rapids
Richard Freeze
The
New Relations
Stephanie Winslow
Ronnie McDowell
McDowell
Elvis
Conway Twitty
Joe Getsi
Getsi
Bo Derek
Buddy Holly
Gabriel Brothers
Doug
Don
Chris Brown
Des Moines
Mark Maerschalk
Gabriels
Malaguena
H. Donald Gabriel
Richard
Garf
Freeze
Austin and Garf
Khak Radio
Don Gabriel
Judd’s Word Rearrangement Puzzle Card
A 20 minute word game: rearrange each row of letters into a 2 to 7 letter word. Score per row shown to the right, 7 letter words earn a 50 point bonus. Blanks count as any letter but carry no value. Proper nouns and hyphenations are forbidden.
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High School Seniors Split Over Service Requirement
A survey for the National Center for Education Statistics finds 29 percent of high school seniors would avoid either military or civilian service if required by law. Eighteen percent would accept military service, 23 percent civilian work, and 30 percent undecided. Enlistment after graduation remains 3.4 percent, unchanged since 1972, but with more poor students, women, and Black youths among those likely to enlist.
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Washington
National Center For Education Statistics
Armed Services
Obedient Finesse Shines In Four Spades Play
Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag discuss the obligatory finesse in bridge. South must deal with a four spades contract after East wins hearts and shifts to diamonds. South wins a diamond, leads a trump, and uses the finesse to avoid extra losses while West declines traction.
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Oswald Jacoby
Alan Sontag
Alan
Oswald
East
South
West
City justified in removing art display in Central Park
In Manhattan, Justice Louis Okin ruled the Parks Commission acted within authority by removing Paulette Nenner's "Crucified Coyote" from the Animals in the Arsenal exhibit. The judge found the work had not been submitted for commission approval before its removal by Parks Commissioner Gordon Davis.
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New York
Parks Commission
Central Park
Louis Okin
Manhattan Supreme Court
Paulette Nenner
Gordon Davis
Arsenal
Asner and Simmons Star in CBS Murder Mystery
Edward Asner plays an undercover detective who becomes entangled with Jean Simmons who dresses as a skid row bag lady to shadow a friend's killer. Steve Stern directs from Burt Prelutsky script adapted from Richard Barth's The Rag Bag Clan.
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Hollywood
Edward Asner
Jean Simmons
Asner
Miss Simmons
Steve Stern
Burt Prelutsky
Richard Barth
South ducks and West loses one trump in bold defense
A bridge report notes clever play as South ducks a critical trick and West must reveal an ace, leaving South with only a single trump loss. Luck factors in as the deal unfolds, giving South a chance to escape.
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West
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Space telescope launched into orbit by United States
Twenty years ago a complex space telescope was launched into orbit by the United States. The mission marked a milestone in astronomical observation as scientists anticipated new data from above the atmosphere.
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United States
Dear Abby Wedding Gift Spurs Family Strife and Blackmail
A couple recalls gifting $1000 for their son's wedding and later pressure from the daughter‑in‑law to reclaim the money. After stopping payment, the row deepens with threats to withhold contact with their grandchild. The columnist verdict urges returning the gift to mend relations and see the child.
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Sam
Ann
Lee Remick Stars in The Letter for ABC
Actress Lee Remick headlines The Letter adapted from Somerset Maugham with director John Erman at the helm and a screenplay by Larry Marcus. South Korea President Chung Hee Park secures a third term in office.
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Hollywood
Lee Remick
ABC
Somerset Maugham
John Erman
Larry Marcus
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Red Peppers column marks 33rd year at The Gazette
The Red Peppers sports column, begun in 1924 by Earl Coughlin, continues in The Gazette. Gus Schrader reaches his 33rd year with The Gazette after writing the column for 29 years, featured six days a week on sports pages.
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Red Peppers
Earl Coughlin
Gus Schrader
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