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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1982
Page
14
PBS American Playhouse airs Oppenheimer a six part drama starting tonight recounting J. Robert Oppenheimer rise to fame and fall amid 1940s wartime triumph and 1950s Red Scare. Sam Waterston leads with a focused portrayal of the physicist's intellect ego and integrity.
A Worcester man 96 boasts lifelong vigor and fitness including daily calisthenics and sexual potency, inviting challenges from others. Abby doubts a proof threat and notes readers may respond. In a second letter, a mother recounts her daughter facing a derogatory remark at school from a boy she trusts.
A reader asks if calling a boy’s mother to report her son’s misbehavior was wrong. Abby advises against the call, noting it may provoke conflict at home. suggests apologizing and promising not to intervene again to mend relations.
In a bridge problem South defeats his contract with a strategic duck on the first diamond lead. The analysis shows the value of ducking the first diamond to force East to win with the ace and set up two more diamond tricks. The Daily Question presents a bidding scenario where the correct response to a takeout double is a jump to three clubs with eight to eleven points and a singleton.
Yesterday's Cryptoquote presents a puzzle quote by Daniel Drew. The message warns that he who sells what is not his must buy it back or face prison.
Puzzle presents a filled grid with theme clues and letter substitutions. It includes across and down hints such as Watche out for and Dalai and rounds through various names and terms, illustrating a cryptic style where single letters stand for others and daily codes shift.
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