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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1983
Page
18
DEAR READERS recounts a patient waiting two and a half hours for a 9 o'clock appointment. Abby replies that delays occur in many practices due to varying visit lengths. A physician from Winston-Salem explains scheduling complexities and the range from quick checks to longer visits for complex cases.
Dear Abby notes delays are natural but calls for transparent timing and patient communication. She suggests writing to the American Academy of Family Physicians to report serious scheduling problems and improve practice for patients, physicians, and students.
Puzzle lists across clues including haze carry venerate and archaic terms with medieval and literary hints. down clues cover adoration fountain treats giants and skills with a blend of languages and nautical terms. The grid references educational puzzle style with themed words and cross checking.
In the North American Championships in Honolulu Eddie Kantar exploits a favorable club lead to win 10 tricks. A table misread by West lets Kantar capture an overtrick and top the session with a clever line. The Daily Question examines a heart bid scenario with 9729KQ1063.
Bridge notes show a five level opening lead then pass sequence followed by three notrump and all pass. The dealer opened with five and the opponents responded with passes leading to declarer play.
Cryptoquote puzzle shows AX YDLBAAXR mapping to LONGFELLOW with letter substitutions and hints. The sample uses A for L and X for O among others. daily codes vary to reveal a quotation. Yesterday’s quote by Harry Kemp notes the poor man lacks a dream, not a cent.
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