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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1972
Page
10
Brief notes indicate a juvenile or incomplete fragment discussing masculine roles in scouting or military preparation. The text is fragmented and lacks clear names, dates, or locations, making precise attribution difficult.
In a Lewis Carroll styled bridge vignette, Alice bids three and six diamonds. After the March Hare opens hearts and clubs, she faces three lines of play. She chooses a risky plan yet lands the Wonderland slam, despite the poor odds.
Warden C H Haugh of the Iowa Men's Reformatory at Anamosa told Cedar Rapids realtors that 75 percent of released inmates do not return, the reform system should aid transition via half way houses, and society's acceptance and employment opportunities are key to preventing rearrest. He noted high illiteracy and unskilled levels among inmates and defended imprisonment as last resort.
State Sen. Tom Riley proposes a bill to let Iowans submit ideas for laws. The Legislative Service Bureau would review, draft, and forward proposals to the chief clerk and secretary of the Senate and to legislative committees. He cites citizen creativity and useful ideas from the public.
The Iowa senate voted 38 to 0 to extend civil rights protections to physically and mentally handicapped persons. The measure, already approved by the senate, moves to the house and aims to shield handicapped individuals from discrimination in public accommodations and employment. Sen. Lucas Dekoster noted some handicapped people face discrimination due to lack of understanding of their disabilities.
A garbled OCR fragment shows phrases about passes and a coach or opponent asking what to do next. It references players or terms like Chad Semseay and SOBEL with unclear context. The text appears to be a distorted basketball or football play discussion with fragmented dialogue about passing decisions.
Wesley E. Funk 52 of Belle Plaine waived preliminary hearing in justice court and was bound over to Tama county district court on a drunk driving charge. He posted 10 percent of a 500 dollar bond and was released. Funk allegedly struck the rear of Wilson F Masker 62 of Tama east of Tama at Gladstone after a highway patrol arrest last Saturday.
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