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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1973
Page
4
Simple winter bird feeders using common items. An orange or grapefruit half with holes for hanging seeds and bacon grease, carpet thread feeders with peanuts and cranberries, pine cones stuffed with suet, and net bag feeders filled with seed and suet mix. Easy, practical ways to attract birds and enjoy winter wildlife.
A survey finds many youths view alcoholism as a serious issue with mixed opinions on solutions. Respondents define a drinking problem as inability to function without alcohol or lack of willpower to resist drinking, with varied perceptions of severity.
A reader shares two incidents from teen life and car trouble. A 1971 Satellite horn welded into a dangerous auto repair tale highlights roadside safety concerns. The column also reports on a poll of teens about drinking, with varied opinions on alcoholism programs and prevention.
U S federal grand jury in Cleveland opened a two month inquiry into the Kent State shootings of May 4 1970. A panel of two men and 13 women was sworn in to determine potential civil rights violations and identify responsible parties. The jurors will review campus evidence and hearing testimony, with witnesses including a consultant for the engineering firm that modeled the campus.
A four foot marijuana plant was placed as a tree in a holiday display by the police department. A detective supervised the plant, which grew in a pot with a set of decorations and 10 red ornaments. After the holidays the plant will be used as evidence.
Police in Staffordshire county announce a Christmas truce until New Year’s Day. Officers will not prosecute minor offenses during the holiday period, according to Chief Constable Arthur Rees. The note recalls a historic fear of a powerful bomb as a potential weapon of mass destruction.
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