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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1972
Page
10
Practical fitness tips encourage gradual weight control through balanced eating and daily activity. Learn waistline focused movements, posture, and simple in-office exercises to tighten the tummy and improve overall tone while avoiding overexertion.
President Nixon may send Congress a sweeping tax reform bill this year possibly including a value-added tax. Treasury Secretary Connally described a basic, fundamental proposal, not loophole fixes, and cautioned against rushing during an election year. He noted the administration may seek major simplification and property tax reform while suggesting budget cuts first.
In Joseph, thieves parked a truck at a supermarket entrance and loaded nearly all the meat from the shelves. Several safes remained untouched. A police officer wondered aloud if cold meat is now more valuable than cold cash.
In Chichester England Mick Roche 31 and Charlie Marshall 22 admitted stealing a bus to return to Ireland. A detective testified they discussed the trip and one man left a restaurant seat to drive the bus back. Police stopped them after they crashed into two patrol cars amid the pursuit.
At the annual meeting of the Community Welfare Foundation in Cedar Rapids Ted J. Walch chairman and president of Peoples Bank and Trust Co was elected president succeeding the late T M Ingersoll. Russell I. Hess was elected vice president D Bruce Gibson treasurer and Harold F Ewoldt secretary. James E Coquillette Mer chants National Bank was elected trustee and Robert Armstrong was re elected for another term as trustee. Other trustees include Forrest Stewart and A L Smulekoff with Smulekoff Furniture Co.
A lighthearted note asks what is delaying the deli service, capturing a playful exchange about orders and patience, reflecting a quirky inpage humor segment. The fragment suggests a mood rather than a full news item, preserving tone and local focus.
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