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.
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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.
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