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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1978
Page
7
Judd runs up a high scoring session in Double Word Score Rack Rack 2. The event showcases linguistic puzzle play with rapid moves and sharp word construction as players clash for top points. Judd demonstrates strong tactics and steady execution through the rounds.
An exclusive interview with actor John Wayne promises insights and behind the scenes details. The piece previews upcoming projects and Wayne's reflections on his career, offering fans a closer look at the screen legend.
Dear Abby weighs in on a groom’s parents skipping invites to avoid gifts and a college student’s stance on premarital standards. The column notes a wedding invitation is for presence, not presents, and offers Abby’s usual guidance. Cedar Rapids seniors and a local bus service contact are listed.
Oswald and Alan debate a bridge contract with South ruffing, finessing clubs, and managing trumps to make the contract, while a political note recalls that on this date in 1790 Congress established the District of Columbia as the permanent seat of the U.S. government.
The Coast Guard launches an inquiry into the sinking of a lobster boat and its five crew near Montauk New York about 45 miles southeast of the area. One crewman is Stephen Hoyt son of Mary Finch Hoyt Rosalynn Carter's press secretary. No survivors found after a September 23 search.
A Hawaiian reader asks what we bid, if anything. No one is vulnerable. We hold: The bidding has gone one spade, two clubs, two spades. We bid four hearts. We give no guarantee that this is the winning action, but it is likely to be a winning bid.
RELOIT Wis AP Former Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says Republican candidates should pin blame for inflation on Democrats rather than promising tax cuts to spur elections He frames taxes as a non-issue in the campaign and cites inflation as the central economic topic for voters in Wisconsin.
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