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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1973
Page
10
A guide explores playful ways to use crayons beyond simple lines. It covers using the crayon side for wide strokes, removing paper, folding paper prints, melting ends with flame, and mixing crayons with paint for resist effects. Crayon shavings, candle warmth, and tools like nails create striking textures and colors.
Nancy Gilbert reports on a youth service movement urging dedicated bike paths. A survey shows young bicycle owners comprise a large share of respondents, with a minority supporting antipollution devices as a general solution.
A survey notes high school students favor bicycles for transport with more girls riding weekly than boys. College students show fewer ownership rates, yet females ride more often overall, attributed to recreation and health motives. Patricia Kelso, 16, of Santa California, highlighted the trend.
Readers discuss car overheating and overheating fixes for a 1968 Buick LeSabre, suggesting checks from hoses to radiators and flow tests. The page also includes statements from youths in Fayetteville and other cities advocating bike paths, separate bike lanes, and higher parking rates to fund cycling infrastructure.
Capt Angeles station notes Kenneth Clark flies 112 000 miles monthly between London and San Diego to lead 70 naval air reserve sailors at North Island. He has been funding the transfers since December after his aerospace firm moved him to London. In his earlier navy career he commuted from Los Angeles. Local Johannesburg police ponder pantyhose rumor with winter warmth claim as they investigate a hospital trousers incident.
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