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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
10
In a hands case from IDGE By Oswald and James Jacoby Juliet kibitzes as Romeo opens with the heart queen. Tybalt wins the trick and the play hinges on the spade layout with a sharp analysis that the queen can fail if South holds the king of spades, making the line elegant yet risky.
The text describes a card game sequence where Romeo and Tybalt exchange spades hearts and clubs. Mercutio wins the second spade trick for the defense and Jed secures the last heart. Romeo eventually takes the final tricks with ace of clubs and a heart as the narrative hints at reader reaction.
A series of tornadoes struck Arizona with high winds Wednesday night. Seventy five homes were destroyed in Scottsdale and many more damaged on the northern edge. Tucson recorded heavy rain and hail damaging 68 homes. Eloy Maricopa and Glendale also faced significant damage and trailer overturns. Red Cross estimated property losses around 1.3 million dollars.
Dr. Russell B. Roth of Erie Pennsylvania is named president elect of the American Medical Association. At age 58 he will be inaugurated the 128th president in New York City next year, succeeding Dr. Carl Hoffman of Huntington West Virginia, this year’s president.
Los Angeles AP report states U S district judge Fran cis C Whelan ruled Morton had no authority to suspend offshore drilling on leases held by Gulf Oil Corp Habil Oil Corp Texaco Inc and Union Oil Co of California The ruling extends exploratory drilling permits by 92 months after judgment and notes the 1969 Santa Barbara Channel blowout while Santa Barbara county officials consider appealing as the oil firms seek to resume operations
Air Force Lt Delbert Terrill Jr files formal charges against retired Gen John D Lavelle accusing him of disobeying orders and making false statements. Lavelle faces possible court martial after 28 unauthorized raids were later deemed misrepresented as protective-reaction strikes. the case goes to SecDef inquiry for broader conduct review.
Dalmatians became fashionables in 18th century England as coach dogs and in the late 1800s grew popular as American fireman mascots. They stayed linked to horses and wheeled transport but now serve mainly as watchdogs with anecdotes of life-saving acts. a nearby ad suggests placing a low-cost want ad by calling 398-6234.
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