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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1968
Page
18
Abby advice column excerpts present multiple reader inquiries about love, commitment, obscene calls, and domestic disputes. The letter writers seek guidance on ending nonexclusive relationships, handling harassment, and evaluating a partner's intent while publicizing Abby's responses and a sales pitch for a teen guidebook.
Glaucoma, called the sneak thief of sight, can destroy vision before symptoms appear. The New York State Department of Health urges widespread annual screening to detect the disease early and save sight.
An Albany medical college study shows cyclamates may raise blood pressure and constrict vessels in some individuals. The finding raises concerns for cardiac patients using cyclamates to manage weight.
Classified notice invites readers to place want ads for items they seek and provides a contact phone number 369 1234 for responses. The brief item emphasizes connecting buyers with sellers through the telephone listing.
New York AP report details how Mrs. Jennie Pollack 82 used chicken soup and pluck to deter two teen robbers. Carlos Garcia 16 Israel Martinez 17 and Minerva Perez 16 were arrested after officers followed the scent of soup and money found on a Bronx stoop. The trio faces assault robbery burglary larceny and possession charges with Perez named as lookout.
Bermuda is regarded as the birthplace of modern world championship bridge, with historians noting its long-standing influence on the game's development and top competitors.
Home and market gardeners can preserve freshness by freezing produce. Mrs. Shirley Munson of the University of Minnesota explains steps for potatoes and other items, noting some fruits and vegetables like tomatoes and cucumbers do not freeze well.
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