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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1976
Page
19
A dense, OCR noisy prime time page lists TV channels and shows across the evening. It names programs on WMT Ames Davenport and others with times, sports, movies, and soap operas, including CBS News and The Tonight Show style slots.
Former Vice President Spiro Agnew told reporters in Fort Worth that John Connally could be the Republican vice presidential nominee even if Ford or Reagan wins the nomination. Agnew, promoting his novel The Canfield Decision, said Connally will play a major role at the GOP convention in August regardless of his own nomination status.
West Berlin officials debate a police ban on drinking beer while on duty after a court ruling allowed the measure despite objections from the police personnel council. The council warns a blanket ban would push officers to drink secretly, while noting moderation is key and that some officers drink beer without issue. In Easton, Pa., former Easton Express executive editor Joseph Adlenton dies in hospital.
Betty Lind recounts a bridge hand where a psychic bid led to a six heart contract and a scoring sequence involving ruffs, dummy reversals, and a 12th trick, with notes on a possible alternative path and questions about a Free double concept from Iris Wier.
Rep Lindy Boggs says the U S Board on Geographic Names will name two Alaska mountains in memory of her husband Hale Boggs and Rep Nicholas Begich. The decision honors the late leaders and was announced Wednesday.
Q and A column discusses tax impact of high salaries and taxable savings, plus options like common shares, low-dividend growth, and tax-exempt questions. It covers utility bonds, preferreds vs commons, AT&T bonds versus CDs, and evaluating an investment club versus a bank account for safety and liquidity.
Washington AP The House ethics committee plans a forthcoming report urging reprimand for Rep. Robert Sikes on conflict of interest charges. The Florida Democrat, in office since 1941, faced claims of using his subcommittee post for personal gain.
Gov Edwin Edwards receives one of Frances highest civilian honors for promoting the French language and culture in Louisiana. He accepted the award in French as French consul general Jean Jacques Peyronnel praised Louisiana France ties and declared Louisiana dear to France.
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