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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1976
Page
7
A health primer explains gangrene as tissue and bone death from blocked circulation or infection by anaerobic germs. It outlines gas gangrene symptoms, progression, and treatments including antitoxins, oxygen therapy, surgical removal, and possible amputation, with warnings for diabetics.
A Florida reader asks about bidding with a hand containing Ace of spades and other high cards after an opponent opens one heart. The article analyzes jump overcalls and preemptive lines, noting risks and potential for a risky three-diamond bid if vulnerable, or a simple pass if not.
The House Ethics Committee will open a closed inquiry next Thursday into charges against Rep. Robert L F Sikes a Florida Democrat. Common Cause alleges personal gain from his military appropriations work stock in a defense fund bank stake Pensacola naval air station and a development act benefiting an island project Lee Northern Florida panhandle.
A reader aged late seventies plans to buy an apartment to avoid rent if a spouse dies, while income of about 16000 yearly and monthly rent near 400 including utilities. Advisor shows costs of ownership, taxes, maintenance, and mortgage-free life beyond rent. Suggests evaluating interest income versus ownership expenses to stay within budget.
A brief Thought for today notes Dudley Durner, American man of letters, saying politics makes strange bedfellows.
Wilmington dispatches reveal Gen James Moore informs Washington of two deserters from the British fleet claiming Gen Henry Clinton plans an attack. Clinton reports eight naval transports off Cape Fear river with no clear instructions to act.
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