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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1973
Page
5
In a letters column from years ago, readers discuss reconstructive breast surgery after tumor removal, tips from experts, and questions about signaling availability in dating. The exchange includes Abby's guidance via Dr Eugene Worton and a quirky reader proposing game-card style announcements. It also recalls the 1950s Salk polio vaccine announcement.
Judy Stowell reports Colorado couple Suna and Eugene Stanek aim for a normal life with five surviving sextuplets born Sept. 16 and a fourth child. They expect home from Colorado General Hospital late October, facing cribs clothing and financial concerns as relatives offer help while neighbors plan to assist with care and meals.
A Miami widow, Mrs. Salin Smith, opposes ongoing payments to her husband’s killer Larry Durrell Clark. Clark pled guilty to the murder of Mrs. Smith’s spouse, who was Mudulph G. Kade, and faces a minimum five year sentence with possible probation limits and $20 weekly per-child payments if probation is enforced. Mrs. Smith urged stricter punishment, saying the killer should not be allowed to work or receive leniency while the family endures emotional strain and financial distress. The judge, Dan Satin, has indicated a plan to jail Clark during the day for work, with sentencing expected by November after input from relevant parties.
Rev Dr Eugene Nida leads a multi million dollar program through the American Bible Society to teach reading to illiterate people across Africa Americas Australia and Asia. The project plans to raise sixty million and translate and distribute seventy five million scriptures in some two hundred languages. Nida a linguist and Baptist minister has worked in forty countries and travels eight months a year with his wife Althea to bring literacy as a path out of poverty and dependence.
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