Editorial notes on riches and sports and holidays
A fragmentary editorial collage discusses wealth, folly, and virtue with Biblical overtones and a satirical line about stock market losses. It mixes musings on vacations, college basketball anxieties around UCLA, and the burden on coaches, plus a brief theater note about a Mt Pleasant festival.
Pressure crowns, legends fall in campus basketball drama
The piece notes the immense pressure on successors to coaching legends, citing Gene Bartow at UCLA as an example who left the high profile job for a quieter role as athletic director at the University of Alabama Birmingham after Wooden's retirement. It reflects on the burdens of filling legendary shoes.
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UCLA
Barrow
University of Anabama- Birmingham
Letters to the Journal on St Marys School Opening
An Iowa Riverside letter to Father Mohr questions St Marys school opening. The writer cites Iowa City Press Citizen and Catholic Messenger articles, asks for parish stance and whether parish votes are final, and urges direct church communication.
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Father Mohr
St. Mary’s Church
Riverside
Iowa
Iowa City Press- Citizen
Catholic Messenger
The Odd Column Delights and Dilemmas of Daily Life
A mix of humorous vignettes and quips from a bygone era. The column riffs on family money habits with a boy who finds cash, warnings about hypocrites in church, a tale of medical futility and tailor sizes, self love folly, parish school politics, Texan state dish trivia, wedding ring banter, price inflation, bootleg fines, and middle aged weight lifting. Names and dates sparse. tone reflects light, compact humor and local concerns.
Teen Urges End To Prejudices
A 14-year-old narrator writes to Dear Abby praising anti prejudice views and urging unity. The column shares a validation and includes an unsigned philosophy about standing up for persecuted groups. A Samoa teen correction denies premarital sex myths and stresses virginity as a family gift.
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Abby
Samoa
World championship bridge deal in Monte Carlo 1976
The Austria versus Italy match featured a long slam in hearts with Benito Garozzo aboard for Italy. South faced a nine of trumps opening lead and the diabolical line led to a harrowing decision. 22 of 23 tables made the slam despite the lead, with one declarer failing. Tomorrow: First thoughts and last thoughts.
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Italy
Monte Carlo
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Declarer
East
Benito Garozzo
Garozzo
The Drowned Found Face Down
A brief report notes that drowned victims found afloat are commonly recovered face down. The piece then remarks on studies suggesting women in their forties fear losing teeth more than cancer, reflecting a local editorial aside.
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L. M. Boyd
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