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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1976
Page
19
TV guide scraps list 2-WOT Corder Ropicke and many entries across ABC NBC and local stations. It shows schedules for Berlin Rochester and City venues with programs like News Tonight Tonight and soap operas along with game shows and talk formats. The dense OCR page names multiple programs, times and channels in a chaotic scatter.
Dr Solomon answers on dry feet care with soaking, pumice, lotion, and footwear advice. He also discusses a teen with scoliosis, noting progression risk into adulthood and the value of ongoing medical review and a second opinion.
Cartoon captions note a surge in interference as people imitate CB radio talk. Pye comments on the craze disrupting conversations and everyday use of the airwaves.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss Boris Schapiro’s chapter titled No Swing. It analyzes hands from team games where both tables misfired. East opens weak no ironps, South rebids two hearts as a Subminimum, West rivals with two notrump, North jumps to four hearts, and West doubles on his two.
The bidding shows a standard four card overcall auction with West opening and East West vulnerable. West starts with a queen as lead card. North-South reach a strong defensive position after a double and three passes.
An Oregon reader asks if spades are always the highest suit in bridge. The column explains that spades were once the lowest suit in contract and were promoted to top over time, while detailing a hand where a bid and play lead to a score variant and noting differing table results and a hungry double defense.
A college student seeks a plan to turn $100,000 into $5,000 annual income with growth potential. Advice favors insured savings to protect capital, then a two-year plan moving about $78,000 into equities, while cautioning against hot trading and outlining options in bonds, preferreds, debentures, and selective stocks.
Delgrade reports Yugoslavia earned 216 million dollars from tourism in the first five months, up 12 percent from 1973. Officials note 1975 tourist receipts reached a record 780 million dollars and anticipate a comparable hard currency influx in the current year.
Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld a lower court ban on publishing or broadcasting the name and photograph of a 11 year old accused of delinquency by second degree murder. The ruling cites possible rehabilitation as grounds to restrain press coverage. The youth allegedly shot a railroad switchman during target practice with a stolen gun last July. He remains in custody of his father with hearings set for November.
A fragmented report describes a driver fighting through flooded roads and stalled traffic to reach safety. Details are incomplete but indicate perseverance against surging water and obstructed routes.
The fragmentary text presents unclear content with no identifiable people places or events. It lacks concrete facts to summarize into a coherent news item.
The readable fragments describe a dated event with unclear names and places. Key entities or dates are not clearly identified, leaving only a partial sense of a schedule or notice. Further readable text is needed to produce a precise summary.
Hong Kong dispatch notes Canton, largest city in south China, returning to normal after demonstrations praising Hua Kuo-feng as CCP chairman. Travelers observed remaining posters for Hua, while attacks on Chiang Ching and other radicals reported arrested. trade fair criticized for higher prices and delayed deliveries. The Thirteenth century kingship anecdote follows.
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