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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1982
Page
14
In the Women’s World Championship final three months earlier Sally Sowter faced a tough scenario against the U S team. She chose a risky finesse over clubs and, after weighing East’s bidding and a six diamonds double, navigated to 1090 points. A king of clubs would have cost her 900.
A daily cryptogram puzzle with simple substitution where A stands for L and X stands for O. The sample shows one letter maps to multiple instances and hints lie in single letters apostrophes and word structure. Each day the cipher is unique.
The text shows a mixed crossword puzzle grid with across and down clues and a cryptoquote at the end. It includes several garbled words and partial entries, plus a quotation about happiness attributed to Robert L Stevenson.
CNN has reached 10,668,500 households on 1,866 cable systems. Turner Broadcasting officials say growth surpasses projections and ad revenue goals. Reese Schonfeld and Nory LeBrun note subscribers rising from 10,000 daily to about 15,000 as expansion accelerates.
Dear Abby offers advice on preparing wills and estates. The letter cites a magazine reprint and presents a mock will detailing inheritance shares for children and a wife, guardianship rules, annual accounts, a performance bond, and restrictive controls until adulthood.
A reader questions probate court actions for a wife’s remarriage property division and death taxes while another letter praises Dear Abby reruns. Mike in Modesto writes about preferring reruns and hints Alaska and Hawaii vote timing.
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