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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
5
Readers recall DArtagnan as Frances greatest swordsman and top bridge player. In a playful column he faces Rochefort at the table where DArtagnans bold six no trump journey tests Rocheforts wily defense.
Senator Thomas Eagleton vows to broaden labor support search for the McGovern Eagleton ticket after Meany’s AFL CIO decision. He plans meetings with labor leaders, denies any F-15 deal with McGovern, and cites Miami Beach convention as a positive influence on party unity.
Minnesota AP report states Bruce B. Dayton, head of Dayton Hudson Corp., will pay $3 million in cash as part of a divorce settlement with Gwendo len Dayton. The decree awards the Wayzata home, furnishings, and other property to Mrs. Dayton, who is 52, while Dayton is 53 and serves as chairman of the company.
Established in 1883 by The Gazette Co and published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. Second Class Postage paid at Cedar Rapids. The Associated Press is entitled exclusively to republication of all local news and AP dispatches.
Local notice urges readers to pare down possessions by placing a want ad. Call 398 8234 to arrange pickup or sale of unused items efficiently. Includes a direct contact number and a concise call to action.
Washington AP Republic Vanik told the congressional economic committee that five of the nation’s largest corporations paid no federal corporate taxes in 1971 without violating the law. He cited Continental Oil McDonnell Douglas Gulf and Western Aluminum Co of America and Signal Companies with 1971 taxable incomes showing zero tax. Aluminum Co. of America denied paying no tax and would not disclose amounts.
A late Friday fire at the Ole Hendrickson farm one mile southwest of Ossian destroyed a 36 by 60 foot barn and a 20 by 40 addition. About 25 head of pigs and calves were lost, with total damage estimated at $20,000. Ossian firefighters responded to the call. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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