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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1976
Page
25
A dense scanned TV guide page lists channels and programs with times and titles. It mentions shows across many stations including CBS CBS and a long sequence of program names like The Price is Right Family Feud News and sport and variety slots. The volume and garbled OCR render most entries obscure though several named programs and times are indicated.
Washington secretary Wallin Sitton reports Simon plans to rejoin Salomon Brothers in New York after leaving in January 1974 to work for the Nixon government. Solomon partner William Salomon says they hope he returns, while Simon offers cautious remarks and no firm commitment. On this date in 1971 Master Union Prev. Jones Hoff was freed from a federal penitentiary in Lewisburg after Nixon commuted his sentence.
A reader asks about cold sores caused by Herpes Simplex Type 1 and eye exercise myths. Dr. Solomon explains the virus persists, stress and sun trigger flares, and cure research is ongoing though outbreaks clear in about two weeks without dramatic cures. He cautions that eye exercises do not correct refractive errors and warns against risky quack cures.
Sinaloa state police supervised the withdrawal of squatters from private farms on Tuesday. About 20 of 80 peasant groups had suspended demonstrations in the northern half of the state while officials promised continued nonviolent removals and warned that squatters returning to farms would face stricter measures.
Lillian Hellman was awarded the Edward MacDowell Medal in Boston for outstanding contribution to literature. The author of Scoundrel Time and plays including The Children’s Hour The Little Foxes and Toys in the Attic is honored by the MacDowell Colony.
An advisory urges holiday travelers to guard against lost or damaged luggage. It notes interconnections cause up to 40 percent of baggage problems and outlines steps: tag bags inside and out, note destination and stay length, carry valuables in a tote, lock bags, file a loss or damage report, and report promptly. It warns of limited carrier liability and suggests filing claims within deadlines and purchasing extra insurance if needed.
Consumer advocate Ralph Nader voices disappointment with President elect Jimmy Carters first appointments and the likely cabinet choices. He accuses the likely secretaries of Treasury of favoring old line, establishment interests and urges placing outspoken consumer advocates in the administration.
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