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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1973
Page
8
The Gazette in partnership with Linn County Dental Society outlines how sugar drives tooth decay and how limiting sweets reduces acid attacks. It advises tracking food from the four basic groups, avoiding between meal sugar snacks, and using fluoridated toothpaste along with regular brushing and flossing to prevent dental disease.
The column explains that a company may not pay dividends even with earnings per share positive. Dividends depend on the board and profits may be reinvested. Investors should review dividend history before buying, as nonpaying or low-paying stocks suit some strategies while others seek income. Additionally, rating agencies rarely rate certain bonds, and investors should assess needs before choosing funds or certificates.
A convoluted report covers congressional action on space center naming and a political maneuver. It notes Nixon awaiting the resolution, plus a separate item on a skunk control bond proposal in Imperial County and a bill for aged aid advancing through committees. The space center item mentions Houston and Johnson’s Manned Space Center in context of a naming change while Senate action is described.
In a Vietnam era style briefing, a bill seeks continued funding for state programs aiding the elderly as eight carrier escorts and destroyers are discussed. The panel weighs deployment to Coral Sea and Southeast Asia with carriers Lincoln and others returning to U.S. waters as wage and fleet considerations surface.
In a playful exchange, laff a day jests about Richard’s penchant for chasing money instead of curbing expenses. The witty quip suggests he stays up nights devising schemes to earn more, not to save, highlighting lighthearted office humor and a boastful persona.
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