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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1983
Page
9
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Bret Lahr, Robert Kintzel, Chris Jones and Ron Homie led double wins while Christa Emerson secured a triple at the Cedar Rapids Horsemen's Club Open Fun Show held July 4 at Squaw Creek Stables. Judges included Lee Ann Solcke with Jim O'Sullivan as show director.
letter topics include choosing to be straight vs accepting homosexuality and safe home entry rules. The column notes therapy limits on changing feelings, cautions about marriage for happiness, and practical tips like a safety chain for doors. A reader asks about tubal reversal with odds of pregnancy after reversal.
Numerous calls for volunteers include Big Brother Big Sister teen mentors at 363-8231, Mercy Hospital junior volunteers 14 to 18 at 398-6326, Linn Community Food Bank helpers 396-6678, food program laborers at 364-1010, college students to aid mentally handicapped people 365-0487, meals delivery from Marion Senior Center 398-3574, friendly visitors via Council on Aging 398-3644, Family Service Agency financial counselors 398-3698, New Horizons volunteers 366-8701, and Leaders In Volunteerism coordinator Edie Liotis at 393-3500. Describes age ranges, hours, and duties across multiple agencies in the area.
The article notes seventeen states and the District of Columbia use lotteries to boost revenues as citizens chase a slim chance at fortune. It argues states earn millions, but their take is less than half of the total bets placed.
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