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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1992
Page
11
A TV day listing preview with shows across genres including Quest for the Mighty Sword, Kida Video, My 2 Dads, Flintstones, Southern Mississippi versus Louisville college basketball, and IMovie titles The Maid and Across 110th Street plus dramas L.A. Law and Desperate Hours.
Listings show Hook PG and Grand Canyon R with multiple daily times. Prince of Tides R runs at 1 15, 4 15, 7 and 9 50. Bugsy R appears at 9 15.
In a compact card reading the notation lists a sequence of hand ranks and suits. No clear event or names are identifiable from the fragment. The piece appears to reference card game notation rather than a news item.
South and West misjudged a hand as they faced a tense bridge battle. West led diamonds, dummy ruffed and a sequence of trumps and clubs followed. The final parade of clubs enabled South to throw hearts and secure a doubled game with an overtrick. South laments the club ten key to the win. East jokes about five diamonds would have yielded a down one.
The listing provides VCR Plus codes for several morning and daytime shows. It notes guests and topics such as Emma Samms, Gloria Steinem, Ralph Nader shopping tips, and discussions on the shrinking middle class, women marriage dynamics, and family rivalries across stations CBS This Morning to Entertainment Tonight.
Quiz item asks to identify a Christian denomination from clues. Mentions Baptists as example for immersion baptism. Items reference ecumenical union 1957 and origins tied to Martin Luther 1517, John Wesley 1738, John Knox 1560.
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