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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
14
Uremia arises when kidney failure prevents waste excretion, elevating nitrogenous compounds and acids in the blood. Hemodialysis and kidney transplants now offer life extension. early detection and regular checkups improve outcomes. Additionally, bridge discussions cover Blackwood use, slam invites, and a Vermont reader preference question about Josephine Culbertson versus Ely Culbertson, noting Ely’s stronger overall play.
Miami stylist Henri Soucy offers a removable man chest wig priced from 200 dollars. He markets a triangular piece of European hair taped to the chest and kept curly with an Afro comb. He notes the trend toward shirts opened to the navel but warns to remove it before swimming.
The House approved a seven year extension of the Voting Rights Act and expanded coverage to include Mexican-Americans and other minorities in areas with low voter registration. The measure, passing 346 to 56, keeps seven Southern states under federal supervision until Aug 6, 1982 and adds protections for new minority groups. In Avella, Pennsylvania, archaeologists report 16,000 year old pivots from Meadowcroft Rockshelter, indicating early habitation and supporting theories of Asian migration via the Bering Strait between 20,000 and 30,000 B.C.
Sam Sculky answers reader questions on housing tax benefits, investment diversification, short selling, and bond prices. He cautions against buying a home solely for tax breaks, explains market fluctuations in bonds, and notes limitations on personal portfolio advice. The column also addresses money funds losses, treasury securities safety, and how to submit questions to the Gazette.
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