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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1968
Page
4
Advice on keeping stroke patients active within their limits to promote recovery. Families should not overdo care but encourage self-feeding dressing and other tasks. Speech therapy and patience help, with hospital or community rehabilitation services if available.
A Wall Street trader columnist advises cautious use of charts for timing sells. He warns novices to avoid overreliance on technical devices, suggests focusing on quality growth investments, and stresses preserving seed money while learning trading ropes.
Mr. Shulsky invites reader mail and aims to address general interest problems in his column. He notes not all queries can be answered personally and suggests sending investment lists with a stamped self addressed envelope to The azette care of Sam Shulsky.
The thin man from West Plains Missouri Porter Wagoner headlines a country western music and fun program scheduled in color at 5 30 PM Saturdays on KCRG TV Channel 9.
West's two club bid indicated a minimum hand with long clubs. South overbid and got trapped as West executed a killing shift in spades and clubs. East's accurate defense yielded an 800-point penalty after South discarded a heart and East ruffed repeatedly.
A truncated quote contrasts South’s predicted chaos with a defensive stance. The fragment hints at a broader regional discussion but provides no clear event, date, or named organization.
The speaker critiques a player who made a weak last bid with a poor hand. The queen of clubs signals two key points, and a weak double by the partner only yielded two diamonds. The note cautions against hanging North and warns that repeated part-score losses can snowball into 800.
UPI reports annual sales of medical electronic equipment at 300 million with expectations of continued growth. An industry expert says medical electronics could reach a billion dollars in the coming decade.
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