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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1978
Page
10
The article explains that a newspaper stylebook governs abbreviations capitalization and punctuation to ensure uniformity across the paper. A uniform approach prevents a hodgepodge of styles that would hinder readability for readers and reporters alike with attention to address formats like 123 45th street S E.
A concise overview of Gazette style rules for address formatting capitalization and punctuation. It covers number usage in streets including First Avenue and 45th Street SE, capitalization in up style, abbreviations like a.m. and p.m., sentence punctuation, and month and title rules.
YWCA Fitness Center announces fall sessions for teens and adults with extensive offerings. Topics include abortion as an issue and employment forums. Pre registration required for many classes at 318 Fifth St SE. Various fitness arts crafts and swimming programs run September through November with fees from a few dollars to over twenty. ON THIS DATE in 1795 journalist James Gordon Bennett was born.
Editor's note by Tom Charles, a Cedar Rapids area counselor, urges working men to value family and friends over career gains. He calls for honesty in labor and balance, emphasizing that strong relationships prevent crime and social decay. Readers are invited to write with concerns.
Dear Abby outlines that a father living with another woman should not pressure custody and that children’s innocence should be preserved for a time. She advises the writer to let the children have their illusion of life and to focus on his own relationship, suggesting he disengage from his European companion during visits.
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