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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 21, 1976

Page

13

Computing Need and Aid for College Costs in 1976

The CSS and ACT provide need analysis to estimate a family's ability to pay for college. Ballpark figures show contributions for one and three child families at various incomes, with calculations based on a two-parent, one-working-parent model. An example uses Mary, whose family's assets and income yield a calculated need of 1,265 for a 2210 cost, subject to college adjustment and financial aid packaging.

College Scholarship Service CSS The College Board American College Testing Program ACT Fry Mary Ner Marys CSS of Mary

Bridge bidding note from Blackwood variation

A fragmented note describes a simplified four no trump response to a one or two spades Berther bid as a potential invitation to an attack, claiming it shows strength and guarantees. It mentions Blackwood and expert variations but remains unclear and partial.

Ay Blackwood Basley Blackwood Alf Berther

Bridge hand with opening lead and bids

West North Rose South 1 Paws De Pass 2 Pass M.T. Pass Pass Base Opening lead-fi.

Norths Jump to four no trump in bridge bidding

The text discusses methods to ask for aces using Gerber or a forcing bid toward Blackwood. With a minimum hand South passes four no trump, West opens, and South Northes to ten tricks, though a slam offers no practical play if pursued.

North Soath West Species Seath & Sure Iany

Unclear prompt fragment on game response and prints

A Kentucky reader seeks guidance for replying to a partner's opening in a game. The text mentions ANEW AK 19792 and a supposed wartime response, then notes possible prints. Details are fragmented and no coherent event or entities beyond generic references to gaming and printing are identifiable.

Kentucky

Warlock the dog saves master in Greene Square Park fight

At Greene Square Park a dog named Warlock helped defend his owner Randy Robertson during a confrontation with two men who tried to sell drugs. The assailants fled and returned with others. police charged a 20 year old Willie Miller and a 16 year old with resisting arrest. Warlock later inspired media attention after the incident.

Warlock Greene Square Park Delane Rocarck Randy Robertson Fourteenth Street SE Robertson Rocard Rocareé Third Avenue Fourth Street Rotterigan Ranty Tim Whrlock Randy

Self-Service Liquor Stores Planned Across Iowa

State Liquor Director Roland Gallagher announced eight new self service stores could be ready in eight cities by December with 14 more by next July. Locations include Humboldt Clarinda Mt Ver twn Riceville Muscatine Waverly Washington Perry Mt Pleasant Anamosa Britt Avoca Eldora Manson and a new Dyersville store. Some sites to open away from downtowns to improve access and parking.

Des Moines Rolland Gallagher Gallagher Humboldt Clarinda Mt. Ver- Twn Riceville Mth Brooklyn Rockwell Fayette Buffalo Center Muscating Waverly Washington Perry Mt. Pleasant Anamasa Britt Avoca Eldora Manson Dyersville Show City Cedar Rapids Manchester de- Witt Monson Humbold

Family Homeless After Fire At Dighton Residence

The Dighton family lost their one story home at 217 Seventh Avenue SW to a fire blamed on a fan near the living room. The blaze occurred while the couple and their daughter were away Monday night. Neighbor Michael Simpson noticed smoke around 9 p.m. and alerted authorities. Red Cross workers are helping with food and clothing as the family stays with a relative at 1016 Eleventh Street NW.

Donald Dighton Seventh Avenue Dighton Michael Simpson Simpson Dightons Belen Hudson Eleventh Street Red Cross

Mt Mercy enrollment climbs for eighth straight year

Mt Mercy college reported Tuesday that enrollment is slightly higher than last year, marking the eighth consecutive year of growth. Registrar Sister Mary Eleanor Cashman cited factors such as a new apartment-style residence for men, freshmen campus visits, and the expanding continuing education program.

Mt. Mercy College Mt. Mercy Mary Eleanor Cashman Mr. Mercy

Refrigerator Complaint Ends In Store Brawl

A man in his mid thirties entered Honwa's Furniture at 31 Twelfth Avenue SE to complain about a refrigerator. Store owner Raymond Hansen and the man exchanged blows, the suspect fled through a glass window. Hansen treated for facial and hand cuts at St Luke's hospital. Authorities filed charges of criminal trespass. the case is under investigation. Today pianist Gyorgy Sandor is 64 years old.

Honwa Twelfth Avenue Raymond Hangen Hansen

Man Fined for Owning Sweet Lips Pet Pig in Virginia Beach

Virginia Beach circuit court fined owner $10 for keeping a farm animal as a pet at a restaurant area. The owner, identified as Little, argued the pig harmless and said it would be shown and cared for. he planned to donate any payout to the local SPCA.

Virginia - Beach Animalion Jimer Drewry Meas Marog Tower Court Little Eac Focal Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

Campaign claims spark debate over Riley Blouin votes

The appropriation committee and floor manager discussed Riley's 1973 funding bid for education and his campaign manager Cliff Lamborn of Maquoketa. Riley denied Blouin’s accusations, cited his 96 percent voting record per AFL-CIO COPE, and rejected claims of misrepresentation in a London trip discussion. He said Blouin’s charges aim to mask voting history and pledged to continue questioning Blouin's positions on senior citizens and defense.

Riley Alcuin Mhanager Cliff Lamborn Maquoketa Lamborn Blouin George Meany Afl.cio Committee On Political Education COPE Ameunt Taft-Hartley Touin Oelwein London Brovin Hig Blowin

On This Date 12 Soviet Armies Crossed the Volga

On this date in 12, Soviet armies crossed the Volga during World War II marking a major wartime maneuver. The move involved large formations directing operations along the Volga front with strategic implications for subsequent battles.

Volga Tivat

Grant Wood AEA Board Approves Wage Contract

The Grant Wood area education agency adopts a two year wage contract covering 1978 to 1980 after earlier negotiations and a fact finding hearing. Salaries range from 9 200 to 26 500 plus labor fringe benefits for management staff and specific figures for teachers therapists and nurses. A new telephone system will be installed at an estimated 193 144 over 30 years. The agency faces OSHA citations tied to electrical cords posted protections and two egress stair differences. Leases with Coralville Hassock and Trinity Lutheran church provide space for the agency’s operations and classes. Consequent memorial services note Josephine Hopp 62 of Walford died in Cedar Rapids.

Grant Wood Area Education Agency Grant Wood Education Aska GWEA Unie Sukomer Orville Hellahusen Coralville Fa Coachman Fifty Eighth Avenue Court Trinity Tipton, Unter Walford Josephine R. Hopp Alfred Hopp Cedar Rapids Toledo Amana Woolen Mills Trinity Lutheran Church Jose Mary Huedepokl South Amana Wayne Wallairstown Roland

Kness Seeks Release From Linn Jail

Cedar Rapids man Donald Kness seeks habeas corpus release from Linn County Jail on murder charges. He alleges improper medical care and jail conditions. The Jan 10 shooting death of David J. Pettit at a Minwatha tavern is cited. Kness faces sentencing Oct 15 if he does not withdraw his plea.

Donald Kness Finn District Court Linn County Cedar Rapids Rkuesse Acead David J. Pettit Minwatha Krew

County approves gun purchase for sheriff’s department

Tuveday voted to buy 83 guns for the sheriff's department from Gopher Shooters Supply Co in Faribault Minnesota for 4,804 dollars. The firm was the apparent low bidder on 48 caliber revolvers. Sheriff Grant said the guns are supplied to officers under state law administered by the state public safety department.

Evin

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By Sylvia Porter Chaser Sylvia Ioridge Y Oswald James Jacoby Blaze Senior Citizens Bus Service Gyorgy Sandor Producer Lester Ley Mr. Blouin House Grant Wood Aea Board Pier John Cordes Chiff Ehlinger Myron Rode Dwight Bade Kee Awn Bureau of Labor Haa Iowa Bode Kness Linn Mayfair Collins Raynor
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