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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1971
Page
3
An old ad offers to swap attic goods for money with advance payment, telephone orders, and negotiable accounts. It mentions painting and ale types, a free estimate, and refers to K. FE Ratcliff in Colorado with a date code 10-24-1F.
Reader questions if iron causes daily headaches and disease signs. Medical note says headaches stem from allergies, tension, or illness and require a full exam. It cautions balanced diet usually provides iron. excess iron risks include liver deposits and hyperferritinemia, advising against adding iron to foods without proof of safety.
A bridge hand narrative describes South choosing three clubs against a three one trump contract. South wins a club with the ace, then plays another club, finesses, and ends three down after East overcomes with the queen. The article poses a bidding question: with partner's jump to five diamonds after three spades, what is the best reply, to be answered tomorrow.
Mark Donohue says he will spread himself thin in 1972 racing across NASCAR Grand National stock cars, Canadian American Challenge Cup, USAC Indy style events, and Formula 1 as time allows. He plans five to six NASCAR events in an AMC Ambassador Matador, Porsche entries in CA Cup, and attempts at multiple F1 rounds alongside USAC Indy cars. He aims to continue a busy schedule while pursuing championships he missed and exploring new racing arenas.
Nixon redirects Fort Detrick germ warfare labs to a national cancer research center valued at about 135 million dollars. The switch follows a 1969 halt on germ research, turning seven buildings and equipment toward fighting disease and improving public health.
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