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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1973
Page
11
Rep. Benjamin Rosenthal argues that campaign contributions act as legalized bribes fueling inflation and price pressures. He cites the Watergate era Senate hearings as context for how political contributions underpin economic excesses and policy distortions.
In a rubber bridge game South loses a slam after repeated spade finesses and a late misread. The column shifts to critique of campaign contributions affecting policy, citing Nixon era funding by McDonald’s, milk, and carpet groups and urging public financing of campaigns.
The excerpt shows a contract bidding sequence with West North East South all passing after West opens and then a pass by South. The fragment captures the initial pass and subsequent passes among four players during bidding.
London UPI report says Prime Minister Edward Heath reshuffles the government after two ministers resign over relations with call girls. Lord Windlesham becomes minister of state in Northern Ireland, replacing Jellicoe, while Anthony Kershaw takes Lambton’s post as undersecretary at the foreign and commonwealth office.
Local newspaper classifieds highlight a wide range of home offerings in the want ads. Buyers can find furniture, appliances, and real estate listings, with sellers noting competitive prices and delivery or setup options. The section emphasizes accessibility and variety for readers shopping from home.
Seven defendants faced dismissal of charges in municipal court. Robert E. Welsh of 1127 Elmhurst NE had embezzlement of an automobile dropped after restitution. Dennis J. McVay of 1000 Eighth NW faced larceny charges dropped. Donna K. Wirfs of 300 27th SW had conspiracy charges dismissed in the interest of justice. Edward L. Sharp of 1208 Sixth SW saw assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury dropped as the witness did not wish to prosecute. Thomas W. Scott of Chicago had murder-related charges dismissed at prelim. Alan A. Westcott of Coralville had delinquency and support charges resolved after contributing $450. James Mulholland of 1001 NW Ave faced malicious injury to a motor vehicle charge dropped. witness left state.
Allied headquarters announced that the Italian island of Lampedusa had surrendered, marking a strategic victory in the campaign and signaling a shift in control of Mediterranean defenses.
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