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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1975
Page
10
TV schedule fragment lists daytime and prime time programs with channel codes and times including Guiding Light, Tomorrow, Three For Money, Mickey Mouse, Bonanza, Sesame Street, Batman, Gunsmoke, CBS Reports, Banacek, Untouchables, Wide World, Maverick, and Last Word across 1980s era slots with multiple network lineups and movie titles.
Oswald and James Jacoby explore a trap hand from a Wisconsin rubber bridge game. They note various bidding paths over four spades and the inaccuracy of Blackwood for South after partner bids four spades. A reader inquiry about a four spade bid is addressed with strategic considerations and alternative bids.
North Bend Oregon report states Richard McLennan aged 28 shot a three point buck but was confronted by four men two armed who ordered him to drop the deer and leave. The encounter ended without the deer. The item also notes the 1965 Viet Nam war weekly death toll of 240 Americans in action.
Ronald Reagan comments on the FCC ruling ordering his old films off television for a time. The former actor now Republican presidential candidate recalls his film career from Love Is in the Air to Hellcats of the Navy and notes the late show jokes about his movie past. Meanwhile Tel Aviv traffic prompts sidewalk parking legalization by the mayor to curb congestion.
An elderly reader asks about building a retirement program and managing income after 18 years of work at 18000. The adviser suggests a habit forming monthly or quarterly investment plan in growth stocks, switching issues after gains, and holding long term to beat inflation.
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