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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1975
Page
3
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss how some players refuse partner signs off on bids, making trouble inevitable. The only defense is to pass early to avoid overbidding. The text cites a hand with South rebidding awkwardly and East-West confusion.
In a bridge bidding discussion a player faces three spades after three diamonds and contemplates the right call. The second item reports a group of men breaking into the Governor's Palace in Williamsburg during the night as Gov Dinsmore prepared to move in.
Gov. Robert Ray unveiled an 11 week statewide study on veterans services and needs funded by a 164,893 grant. Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids leads with the University of Iowa Veterans Assn in cooperation. Co directors Mick Bileny and Larry McNamara are UI students.
An A nkeny man claims age discrimination led to his firing as a design engineer for Viking Pump division of Houdaille Industries in Cedar Falls from 1966 to 1974. He seeks 125000 in damages and reinstatement with Viking Pump through a federal case filed in Cedar Rapids with a jury trial requested.
The Komensky Society Inc awards $250 scholarships to four area graduates Judith Minor of LaSalle High School 834 Thirteenth Street NW David EF Steff of Jefferson High School 1955 Edgewood Road NW Steven P Knapp of Marion High School 1173 Fifth Street Marion and Jeanne Marie Voss of Kennedy High School Palo The annual meeting is July 19 at noon at Thomas Park Marion with a potluck winner.
Japanese and Chinese negotiators appear to have overcome the military alert zone issue and reached a basic fishing treaty. Reports from Peking in the Asahi Shimbun say all major points are agreed after a long negotiating round in Beijing on Friday, with no date set for signing.
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