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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1972
Page
5
Mrs Nixon, in Accra, discusses likely return gifts and Ghanaian fabrics for the president. She notes possible sports shirts woven in Ghana and fabrics from the Ivory Coast, while fielding questions on American aid and political events.
An advertisement touts a Houston penthouse including the Minidome and a 200-guest capacity, offering full night service at $200 daily while describing features such as a swine cellar. The snippet also notes Chicago Woman H. Neehan named president of Southwest College and Hungary protests cited in a broader news brief.
The ceremony united Rheystine Posey of Blainslawn and Pelorsen in Worvick with Rev Glenn Rouken officiating. The reception followed at Teegel Stone Turner Hall, while guests included family members from Mead Mins and Marenga and hospital arrangements noted for the bride.
A garbled OCR note alleges a scheme offering weight loss or money rewards linked to a drug operation. It mentions victims in multiple regions, a long penalty period, fees, and a partial list of names and numbers, though many terms are unclear. The fragment hints at legal actions and financial penalties across a broad area.
In Mamson Wisconsin AP reports a fourth grade girl was moved to another class after her parents objected to a feminist issue discussed by her teacher Pat Jimerson. The mother, Mrs Howard Howe, said she was concerned about the approach and the discussion of a women's section within the class.
NEW YORK AP It was a long bureaucratic odyssey before Deborah Brackman and Valeria Krenmieva reunited at Kerumsly airport on Wednesday night. Their marriage in Leningrad last August was followed by years of visa delays and separations. Debbie, now 22, studies Russia at Barnard College while Valeria, expelled from medical school in Moscow, hopes to join her in the United States.
Rebekah Cedar Lodge 494 installed officers in a ceremony on Nunsday evening led by Miss Gladys Hanna district deputy president and staff. Miss Kay Scheneberger presented a past noble grand jewel. Roberta Sheneberger named noble grand. Other officers include Clara Dougherty vice grand Mrs Tomarell Schene berger secretary Mrs Andrew Schamberger treasurer Frances Sheneburger warden and Oral Williams duchess.
In the Wednesday evening game at the YWCA North South pair Dr Glifford Hendricks and Roger McCray won first with Mike Rowray as a contestant. East West winners were Mrs F G Johnson and Mrs Howard Wilfong first, and Dr J A Smocht and Mr Wilfonys second. A membership game is planned for Saturday at 2:30 and another next Wednesday at 75.
In Milwaukee, Judge Folay granted a Milwaukee woman a divorce after she testified her husband kept snakes and leeches in the home and they quarrelled over the animals. She claimed he threw a snake into her bed and admitted to smoking since marriage, describing a cruel domestic environment.
Mrs. Dewitt says her husband’s feedus escaped and swarmed the house as he allegedly fired at the floor. He claims the pine snake escaped and wanders, while he describes leeches, soap, and sudden cruelty in the home. He defends the actions as mistaken and cites difficult treatment.
Miss Bernadette Devlin declares the guerrillas of the Irish Republican Army unbeatable on a BBC television audience. She calls for withdrawal of British troops in Northern Ireland as clashes and killings rise, with a British soldier killed in ongoing violence marking a deadly year.
Mrs. Amelia Vaughn of Geneva Tower was surprised Wednesday noon by two friends at a birthday gathering in the Genevy Towyr Bhrann venue. A polluck lunghean was given in tribute.
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