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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1971
Page
2
Abigail Van Buren responds to a Cypress California waitress letter about separate checks, meager wages, tipping duties, and the tough life of waitresses who support families. The columnist honors the waitress’ struggles and recalls a father’s kind lesson about appreciating hardworking women.
Dr Andelman explains that tics are purposeless body movements often tied to emotional conflicts. Tics in children arise from family stress and may persist into adulthood unless underlying tensions are addressed. doctors may use talk therapy or sedatives, while rule out physical disease signs.
A reader questions a widower Mac hosting his deceased wife's sister and a single friend for a week, while Abby suggests no impropriety exists if there is no hanky panky. The writer defends Mac, calling the accuser's mind evil and seeking guidance.
In Wales a lecturer in social history Cyril Wilkens and others discuss family roles. The article notes views on whether husbands should support wives who do not work and suggests a shift toward women becoming the primary earners, reflecting broader debates among professionals.
New York reports Dr. Martha Peterson, president of Barnard College, is named chair of The American Council on Education. She becomes the third woman to lead the 54 year old body, which includes 1,699 member schools and affiliates as its largest higher education association.
In 1933 South was Louis Natson with Oswald as North, East among era’s top players. West opened clubs, shifted to spades, East ruffed, a club played, Watson muffed, a rump to dummy’s ace, then a trump back to the king, West’s queen dropped.
Dialogue excerpts reveal Ahile Louis’s approach to a diamond game and rubber. Jim and Oswald debate signals and opponent styles, noting Louis’s knowledge of Rast and the effect of trumps on the queen in West. East’s certainty remains doubtful.
Verne Knecht demonstrates cider making to two visitors Karla Fisk and Gray Ludwick at Seminole Valley Farm in Cedar Rapids. The farm, property of Cedar Rapids, was restored by the Seminole Valley Corporation and is open to the public Sundays from small to four.
A bidding sequence leaves responder with a four no trump contract after partner shows three spades and a strong hand. The pundit suggests asking for a sub continuation with any four trumps. The note hints at a Top player’s view and tomorrow’s answer.
Miss Gayle Verlee Schneider wed Edward Foster Hoag Sunday at 2 30 in Columbus Junction United Presbyterian Church officiated by the Rev Denley Ganfield. The bride wore an Empire satin gown with capelike train and pearl crown headpiece serving as maid of honor Connie McAtee and bridesmaids Frances Hoag and Mrs David Wheeler in orange taffeta gowns. Best man Massimo Giannulo. groomsmen Steve Schneider and Davia Grossklaus. ringbearer Mark Schneider and flower girl Jenny Hoag. A reception followed in the church Christian Education building. The newlyweds will reside in Columbus Junction where the bride works at University Hospitals Iowa City. Hoag farms.
Washington AP Martha Mitchell received the first copy of a new album titled My Husband Doesn't Know I'm Making This Phone Call at a Friday luncheon from comedian Fannie Flagg who also did an impersonation of Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson. Mrs Mitchell praised Miss Flagg noting the Arkansas drawl likeness.
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