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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1988
Page
11
A fragment listing several cable networks and formats including Nickelodeon Disney CBN Cinemax Nashville Network VH-1 and Discovery channels. The readable portion shows channel names and related cable brands in a catalog-like snippet.
An anonymous 20s man writes that after over a decade denying his homosexual urges he married a woman hoping to change, but his persistent attraction to men continues. He seeks guidance on living secretly with his dilemma and fear of family and society.
A reader asks about sexual orientation and marriage happiness, seeking guidance on whether others in same situation stay married. Abby responds that being gay is not a choice of feelings and encourages honesty, while addressing a separate letter about baking and recipe timing.
Highlights include Lafayette at Iowa at 7 p.m. in a college basketball showcase. The Salute to Dorothy Hamill features Scott Hamilton Ros Alynn Sumners Tiffany Chin and Robin Cousins at 7 p.m. on HBO. Stallone and Mendenhall star in Over the Top as Lincoln Hawk fights a Las Vegas arm wrestling title.
The American Medical Association reports malpractice claims rates by specialty for 1985 with obstetrics gynecology leading at 26.6 per 100 physicians and all physicians at 10.1. The Gazette invites readers to submit items titled No Kidding for $5 payment.
The column explains a simple slam plan after a lead and ruff, using dummy trumps and a heart finesse to avoid losing chances. It cautions against automatic trump drawing and shows how crossruff and high trumps can secure a rest for a one down result. It also notes a reader question about the term leg in bridge.
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