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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1978
Page
19
Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag analyze a bridge hand where a weak jump overcall shakes up the table. South uses an unorthodox line by ducking Easts ace to promote dummy queens king and secures a four spade contract despite Wests preempt.
A Dakota reader asks about bidding with Jxxx xx AKQX. The author argues for a one spade opening as superior, noting advantages over a one club bid and presenting reasoning for the preferred approach.
A federal judge ruled at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport to cap religious solicitors at six at a time. They must wear badges identifying them as religious solicitors, with badges issued on a first come, first served basis from 7 a.m. Port of Seattle official Cris Dunham said the order was signed by Judge Morell Sharp.
President Carter proposes $400 million to private employers to train and hire about 150,000 unskilled jobless workers. Labor Secretary Marshall says the program creates private sector partnerships and regional councils in 34 regions to battle unemployment.
A three million dollar gift to the Juilliard School enables development of young American conductors. Recipients attend two three hour rehearsals weekly with an orchestra. Sir Georg Solti and Eugene Ormandy will participate as the donor Lila Acheson Wallace supports Juilliard and sits on its board.
A rumor control center to halt false information about the stranglings of seven women since September will open Monday in Columbus. The center results from a closed meeting between citizens and local officials as part of several recommendations.
Tulsa radio workers Larry White and John Lee Hooker urge listeners to mail 1978 Christmas cards before a May rate rise. They say preaddressed cards save money and test protests, risking timely delivery. The idea spreads to Duluth as well. IN 1968 France saw a wage rise.
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