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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1976
Page
5
Editorial notes warn that failing to alert the wicked carries moral blame and comments on CB radio culture and social connection. It then shifts to Congress dithering over a national flower, weighing the rose, marigold, Shasta daisy, and apple blossom with regional ties and historic advocates.
Iowa City Press-CCitizen notes Colorado pioneered sunset laws requiring agency reviews. Colorado abolished two agencies the ore buyer’s licensing board and the midwives board assimilated by the nursing board. Iowa followed with a late session measure and federal proposals loom.
A collection of light scraps and quips including a pun on soup, parking jokes, a brief misquote about a nude man and basketball, plus short wit about education and aging. The items include proverbs and humorous exchanges, with no single cohesive story.
Abc Dear Abby responses cover kidney donor card wishes in a Bloomington case, a woman’s painful engagement announcement humiliation in Los Angeles, and a husband’s nudge toward home cooking, urging truth, resilience, and personal dignity. The column signs off with a request for Abby's booklet.
In a six hearts contract from a diagonal bridge puzzle, South counters a bleak start after West cashes a spade and shifts to clubs. By timing a club finesse and a trump ruff, a squeeze payoff appears as East discards either a diamond or club, yielding the last five tricks and the slam. Tomorrow: Bidding quiz.
Column by L M Boyd surveys baseball double plays and the fame of Tinker Evers and Chance. It notes other great combos, public fame from a Franklin P Adams verse, and a history of talk between Tinker and Evers. Also questions blondes versus brunettes, earnings of female versus male doctors, octuplet births, and animal eyesight curiosities.
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