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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1983
Page
8
U.S. daily and Sunday papers gained about a million readers from 1981 to 1982. Morning papers out-circulated evenings for the second year, with 1,311 morning titles versus 433 evenings. Each copy averaged 2.7 readers, totaling about 168.6 million daily readers and 151.6 million Sunday readers.
Puzzle note titled Scribile Beggs by Judd gives a 20 minute time limit and instructions to rearrange each row into 2 to 7 letter words with a scoring system. Includes 1983 United Feature Syndicate credit and tomorrow’s solution date.
Dear Abby readers in Cleveland weigh in with a chorus of quips and quotes on the difference between a lady and a tramp. Responses span jokes and sharp puns from across the country, touching on conduct, finances, reputation, and gendered expectations.
Tony Angell a Lake Forest Park environmental educator describes Seattle as a wild kingdom with bald eagles along Seward Park and Lake Washington, red tailed hawks along I 5, and orca whales harbor seals and sea lions in Puget Sound. He notes birds adapt to busy habitats and stresses habitat protection.
Community groups list multiple volunteer openings including companionship for a handicapped man, Big Brother Big Sister orientation on June 8, receptionists at United Way, crisis line weekend hours, intake and dispute settlement center roles, food program help, Girl Scout leadership, mobile meals deliveries, handicapped scouting, summer meal supervision, youth program staff, arts and crafts helpers, and reading support for a mentally handicapped young woman. Contact numbers provided for each posting.
The Gazette publishes The Diamond Crisscross Puzzle Theater Times as a daily puzzle feature. Readers encounter word games and theater themed clues in a compact newspaper card style item.
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