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A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local news item with unclear names and dates. The readable portions point to a brief community event or notice, but specifics are not determinable from the text provided.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1972
Page
9
A garbled OCR fragment hints at a local news item with unclear names and dates. The readable portions point to a brief community event or notice, but specifics are not determinable from the text provided.
Oswald and James Jacoby argue against relying on a single price range or average-down strategy. They contend a stock’s year range is not a decisive guide and that long term fundamentals, market conditions, and management quality shape value. Readers should weigh assets, industry position, and trends rather than simple formulas.
A reader questions investment strategies in bonds and mutual funds seeking liquidity and tax advantages. Advice covers high grade bonds, tax exempt options, and growth stocks, plus a health note on impetigo and a brief Q&A on diabetes contagion, weight gain tips, and potassium deficiency symptoms.
A rural Iowa community lists multiple residents enlisted or slated for service across branches. Names include Dennis L. Rickey Simmons, Rodney Pierce, Michael Camp, Thomas Roberts, Norman Wilson, David Akers, Barbara Hussmin, Michael Wisehart, Reggie Donn, Anthony Shner, Ade Will Cut, Kevin Kimm, John Joyner, Mark Rothenbeutel, Taurle McCord, and John Orth. Entries note enlistment locations and durations, with Orth honored for farmability research work at Fort Belvoir Va.
A reader recalls a shingles episode from 17 years ago that formed a ring around the waist and recalls a doctor warning that if it completed the circle it could be fatal. The writer, J B, asks whether the claim was true.
In a bridge contest the squeeze idea is explored as South tries to force a discard sequence. East declines in clubs, leading to a series of heart and diamond plays. South reads the table, gains a perfect count of East, then cashes spades to seal the hand with a finesse against Mas i’s jack.
A fragment notes that Vichy era authorities by government influence planned to assemble crews from France to satisfy Germany's demand for 150,000 workers in factories. The text hints at forced labor or collaboration aspects during occupation.
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