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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1974

Page

16

Goren On Bridge: Expert Answers to Bidding Scenarios

From Charles H. Goren 1974 Chicago Tribune column, a sequence of bridge Q and A. The expert explains optimal bids for various vulnerable and nonvulnerable holdings, detailing passes, four hearts, three diamonds, five spades, two hearts, or cue-bids to reach game or slam. Includes strategic reasons and partner-read cues.

Kansas City to double convention business with new center

Mayor Charles Wheeler says a $25 million convention center under construction will more than double Kansas City's current $30 million annual convention volume by 1976, signaling a major upgrade to the city's meeting industry.

Kansas City Charles Wheeler

ROTC Cadet Cain Receives Army Reserve Commission

Second Lieutenant Robert T. Cain a 1974 Furman University graduate earned his Army Reserve Commission through the ROTC program at Furman. Cain son of Mr and Mrs Robert E Cain of Aiken trained as an ROTC cadet to gain command skills.

Robert T. Cain Furman University Reserve Officers’ Training Corps Cain Robert E. Cain Aiken Omand

Military doctors shortage forces care cuts and delays

A Pentagon memo warns a growing shortage of military doctors will deepen over the next two years. Cuts in care already affect families of service members and retirees who lose free treatment as draft authority ended. Nixon signed bonuses up to 13500 dollars a year to recruit doctors, but full impact will take time.

Washington Pentagon Nixon Con

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