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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1971
Page
5
Coe college will offer twenty two evening courses for the semester from January 25 to May 14. Twenty courses carry academic credit while two non credit statistics courses run. Registration is January 20 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Coe registrar, room 148 Peterson Hall.
Cedar Rapids winterland sectional at Holiday Inn runs Jan 22 to 24. Novice game Saturday 2 pm for players with fewer than ten master points. Open pairs Friday 2 pm, masters and Lena Hodgin events that evening. Main Saturday open pairs at 2 pm with finals 8:15 pm. Sunday Swiss team of four begins noon with final at 6 pm. Buffet Saturday between sessions. half-price meal tickets to open pairs players.
An advertisement promotes all in the ear hearing aids for mild nerve loss. No outside wires or buttons, slip it into the ear and forget it. Call or visit today to experience the hearing aid you’ve always wanted.
Senior citizens are invited to use city bus transportation to the Ellis Y on Thursday afternoons. The Ellis branch YMCA offers a 1:30 to 4 p m drop in with access to the pool card room and game room exclusive to seniors. A $5 social membership may maintain participation.
Lima police report a yearly average of 152 vehicles stolen per month with thieves favoring U S made Ford and Chevrolet models.
David Hoy, a noted ESP speaker, will address the Metropolitan Dinner Club of Greater Cedar Rapids at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday with the topic ESP Can You Believe it following a 6 p.m. social hour at the Town House. Hoy holds degrees from the University of South Carolina and Southern Seminary and authored Psychic and Other ESP Party Games.
Old Faithful draws larger winter crowds as the National Park Service keeps the road to Yellowstone open with heated snowmobile buses. Visitors view the geyser ejecting about 10,000 gallons of water to heights of 90 to 180 feet at intervals of 33 to 94 minutes.
Turin Italy police charged butler Luigi Anghinoni with stealing paintings and statuettes worth over 160000 from his employer Alberto Ferrino 95 and replacing them with replicas. The theft occurred over time and the forger painted copies in his room at night before Ferrino noticed.
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