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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1975
Page
7
A widow aged 64 seeks guidance on shifting funds from oil and real estate into safer income. Expert warns growth funds dominate her portfolio and recommends bonds 65 75 percent, dividend stocks 15 20 percent, and savings, with later potential annuity. Also covers reinvesting dividends and warrants value for United Brands, and how to approach new bond issues and brokerage involvement.
A detailed bridge analysis describes South playing a low spade from dummy. If East overtakes the queen and shifts to diamonds, declarer can win. East correctly pitched a diamond to avoid the endplay, noting the four clubs to the ten in dummy influenced his choice.
A Tennessee reader asks about partner's one club opening. The correct reply is to bid one spade. With five card suits that can be bid at the same level, bid the higher one first. Ace Queen of hearts remains valuable in a spade contract.
New York private aid programs vary from $100 to $1,500 yearly for four years, with PSAT NMSQT and related scholarships. Black students may access National Achievement funds. National Honor Society and NAACP also offer awards. Check directories, associations, and career groups for specialized aid and counseling options.
Police report Rev. Joni McKenna was attacked by a man who asked for a light and struck him with a clubbed doorknob, taking his attaché case containing two silk cassocks and a chalice valued at 400 dollars. The priest was not in religious garb during the assault.
New York UPI notes the first political caucus to designate a U.S. presidential candidate occurred in 1804. The Democrat-Republicans sought a second term for President Jefferson, marking an early party process in American politics.
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