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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1973
Page
7
Dr. Andernan explains no evidence links flu susceptibility to cancer. Readers are advised to watch for symptoms such as bleeding or discharge, lumps, persistent coughing, bowel changes, swallowing problems, indigestion, or warts changing color, and to seek medical checkups if concerns arise.
Israel’s Zivelin won a university of Southern California engineering contest by encasing an egg in six stacked plastic foam cups that telescope on impact to absorb the shock. Judges cited simplicity and low cost as reasons for the win amid many entries using parachutes and other materials.
Washington AP reports Freeman of the Ford Foundation energy policy project charges the energy crisis is a setup to fleece American consumers of billions yearly. He cites Nixon's oil import quota reversal and urges tariffs to raise supplies and drive down prices. Freeman says the shortage is manufactured and criticizes the three year old cabinet task force recommendations.
Los Angeles reports Bobby Darin plans to sponsor a free chess tournament next October as price increases loom. Officials cite potential oil import quota removals and energy policy shifts, with a $25,000 prize and 16 grandmasters invited from 12 nations.
A book titled The Newspaper in the Classroom guides adults and teachers on learning via newspapers. The publication, compiled by Luke Pattenella, arose from a Huntsville workshop and aims to teach reading and math through ads.
NEW ORLEANS AP A class boycott by dissident students at Southern University in New Orleans was called off on Thursday as a majority planned to return to spring classes. The campus had been virtually shut since October when the boycott began. About 1 730 students had registered and paid fees for the spring by Thursday morning, with roughly 2 300 enrolled for the 1972 spring semester.
In a lighthearted note, the couple adjusts their wedding plans at the last moment, promising a different garnish of joy and a playful twist to the ceremony without altering the core celebration or their vows.
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