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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1982
Page
14
Morgan Fairchild of NBC's Flamingo Road is named this year's blonde by critics. The star discusses shy childhood, weight battles, and her distinctive aristocratic nose while promoting TV listings in the Aiken Standard.
A 22 year old college senior seeks guidance as her mother demands daily long distance calls and detailed recaps of every day. The mother’s need for control leads to privacy loss and dependence, while the daughter wishes to handle problems herself and gain space to grow independent.
A reader asks for sincere alternatives to common introductions and farewells. Dear Meeter suggests simple honest phrases: say Hello upon introduction and Goodbye when you want no further contact, promoting integrity over social ritual.
In a daily bridge problem Thomas Joseph notes a declarer should aim for five or six diamonds, yet at three notrump misplays arise. East uses the king of spades to force the defense, leveraging bidding signals to defeat the contract. The puzzle asks how the partner should respond after a one heart opening and one spade reply.
South opens one notrump after a pass by the opponents. West and East proceed with a sequence ending in 3NT. The solution shows that a raise of two hearts is underbid, while three hearts would overbid, so the correct action is to bid two no trump.
A daily cryptogram puzzle explains how substitution works with a sample. It notes that A stands for the letter A in the cipher and gives guidance on letter mapping and word length to solve the quote by Longfellow.
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