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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1970
Page
7
NEW YORK AP writer Hal Boyle jokes about starting New Year resolutions early to avoid January rushes. He lists absurd aims like stopping oppressing women and warns against procrastination, advocating positive commitments and personal humor about daily annoyances.
A humorous note outlines New Year resolutions to improve health and privacy. The writer vows to exercise, discard junk mail, record memorable exchanges, seek an unlisted phone number, and discard social worries. They plan to keep faith with old books and value honesty, while burying resolutions for future revival.
A Siamese cat named Suky, two years old, is blamed for a string of petty burglaries in Congresbury. Read by a puzzled owner, the cat reportedly carried off items including baby toys wool slippers and gel. The owner questions the cat's intent and understands the behavior.
Taiwan Formosa Jaycees named Chen Tsuntien one of forty outstanding young men. He was charged with paying two men to beat a man in a dispute and released on five thousand dollar bail.
Laramie police report the state’s largest alfalfa raid after responding to a tip about children finding a sack of what looked like marijuana. Officers found 34 plastic bags and, after tests, determined the contents were alfalfa, chick feathers, rocks and dirt.
Fragmented OCR notes describe stationery and fine writing paper, envelopes and related gifts. The text hints at a festive gift theme for Santa figures, mentioning correspondence supplies and a hopeful gifting mood.
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