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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
6
The writer asks whether to hold or sell after a stock with earnings above the prior year fell. The reply notes latest 12 month earnings slightly below 1972, a high multiple at today’s prices, and that market sentiment favors recent performance. It cautions against stubborn beliefs and suggests reassessing with current facts and strategy.
Professor George Sutton of the University of Nevada Reno warns that a three mile stretch of Interstate 80 through Reno could become a death ditch if vehicles stop during rush hours. He cites oxide buildup from stagnation and urges planting foliage to disperse fumes before the stretch opens. Highway officials are less concerned, predicting no serious problem.
In Fairfi ld Ohio motorists faced tire checks after police questioned Nina Young over vehicle weaving. The World Almanac notes drivers with inflated tires, gauges, and wear influence handling. A statue near the Argentina Chile border symbolizes peace between nations.
South opens five clubs as an all-purpose preempt. West doubles, also all purpose, and South worries about safety. He hopes for a 4 bid from partner but expects to beat five clubs anyway. East-West can make four hearts but not five.
The players struggle in a bridge hand as South wins a heart lead, East misplays a second heart, and West ruffs. South later ruffs and discards, ending with a strong position. The article questions whether Hast should have overcalled with the queen of spades, noting it would have been tough but perhaps possible with sharper play.
Melted down prisoner of war bracelets will be forged into an abstract design symbolizing the five races of humanity, sculptor Harold Balaszgald to create a monument honoring soldiers missing in action. Over 6,000 bracelets have been received nationwide. no monument site has been chosen yet.
President Eisenhower asked Congress to approve a sweeping plan to place all foreign aid under State Department control and create a new agency to run the international information program.
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