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Puzzle prompt asks to rearrange each row of letters into words within 2 to 7 letters. Scoring rules grant points per row with 7-letter words worth a 50-point bonus. Blanks act as any letter but carry no points. Proper nouns, foreign terms, slang, and hyphenated forms are not allowed.
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Mitchell movement winners at Woman's Club competition
Sunday results show North-South winners Mr. K V Harrington with Clyde Nowlin and runner up Robert Hertzog with Mrs L B Beers. East-West winners Mrs Thomas Mullin with William Jennings and runners-up Mrs Frank Zeman with Richard Moenk. Next game scheduled October 22 at 5 30 PM. Class A top four include Charlie Hartwig Ed Lewis and Ed Jones. Class B winners Bruce Brown Mark Becker Rob ert Pepin. Class C leaders Tom Happ Marvin Wilson Steve Ongie.
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Moenk
Woman's Club
Cedar Rapids Police Survey Delayed For Months
Thirty years ago a proposed survey of the Cedar Rapids police department was delayed for several months, delaying potential reforms and internal review.
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Cedar Rapids
Fire Prevention Week tips and safety guidance
Fire Prevention Week column urges readers to update safety measures after nationwide losses. It lists causes of fires, loss figures in the US and Canada, and practical steps from cigarette disposal to electrical safety, alarms, extinguishers, and home escape plans with clear actions and emergency contacts.
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Brackman Soloway Team Wins Vanderbilt and Spingold
Oswald notes Malcolm Brackman of Dallas captains a team with Paul Soloway Bobby Goldman Eddy Kantar and Mike Passell that captured both premier American bridge events in one year by twelve straight wins. They employ advanced standard American bidding and slam gadgets including a Brackman Soloway poppa momma slam bid.
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Carter hints sugar veto
President Carter says consumers would pay an extra 3.5 billion dollars annually if Congress passes the higher cost sugar tariff bill. He did not threaten a veto directly but warned in a letter to Speaker O'Neill that adopting the costlier version threatens any sugar legislation this session.
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