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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1972
Page
3
A garbled OCR fragment lists numerous terms and phrases across varied topics including places, numbers, occupations, and abstract concepts. The text shows mixed languages or misspellings and lacks coherent structure or narrative. No clear event or named subjects present.
A reader argues retirees need not hold all funds in bonds noting inflation affects purchasing power. The exchange discusses asset mix based on age, with examples from a $110,000 portfolio including SmithKline and French and ITT. Debates use questions on lifetime income options versus high grade bonds and mutual funds investing in bonds.
A fragment from a bridge column notes Oswald and James Jacoby discuss how George Washington would not fall for a certain diamond trap. It mentions West examining five diamonds in his dummy and hoping his partner held three diamonds to the queen, illustrating strategic misdirection in expert play.
In a bridge deal South allows West to lead, then shows three diamonds and a 10. West feigns queen ten three to entice a finesse, but East's queen drops and South wins with four no trump. West quips about the queen over jack while South defends the finesse as the correct math.
In a classic four hearts decision, with partner showing a strong heart suit, the question asks what to bid after the auction reaches five clubs. The item notes a long-ago puzzle style query and contrasts it with a wartime alert about 30 years ago when FBI and local officers conducted a major Pacific coast roundup of enemy aliens and contraband.
A reader questions doctor confidentiality in psychiatry and gossip about patients. The columnist explains doctors rarely disclose patient details, urges reporting concrete breaches to the local medical society, and advises handling medication side effects and trust with care.
Kuala LumpurDispatch notes Malaysia changes the main seaport name from Port Swettenham to Port Klang. Officials say the new name is Port Klang and promise future clarification on the lumas and related matters.
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