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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1981

Page

10

Bonner Seeks Hyphenate Image On WKRP Set

Hollywood actor Frank Bonner known for Herb Tarlek on WKRP in Cincinnati aims to expand roles as actor singer director and producer. He has directed episodes and performs in Las Angeles while WKRP enters a new time slot and faces audience reception. The show has drawn on real radio station incidents including a turkey drop stunt that backfired.

Hollywood Frank Bonner Herb Tarlek WKRP Cincinnati Los Angeles Frank

Dear Abby Readers Confess Family Struggles and Wedding Dilemmas

A reader laments the burden of a long suffering mother in a nursing home and the toll of her memories on the writer. Another asks how a daughter named Agatha Suzanne should be listed on wedding invitations given her nickname Happy.

Abby Agatha Suzanne Hoyle P.S

Dear Abby clarifies wedding name use and Hoyle origin

The column notes Edmond Hoyle born in 1617 in London as the first technical writer on card games and explains the origin of the phrase according to Hoyle. A reader from Tahua Washington asks how to discourage a persistent talkative friend. Abby suggests honesty about disliking phone calls and ending the chat.

Hoyle Happy P.S Edmond Hoyle London Abby Tahua Wash

Bridge Columns reveal tough no trump contract

North opens with a 19 bid sequence while South opts for a major suit game. The hand shows three no trump as unbeatable given the layout, yet North-South settle in a 5-4 major fit. Declarer wins the first trick and continues in dummy.

North-South North South Declarer

Queens and Spades Determine a Bridge Contract

Charles Gore n Omar Sharif describe a bridge hand where West follows with a lack of diamonds to declarer's ace. East, sensing distribution, plays cautiously and avoids a doomed end play, while West later gains a spade sequence that allows the defense to take three spade tricks and defeat the contract.

West Declarer East

Crossword by Thomas Joseph Across

Puzzle clues and answer hints form a themed crossword, listing many Italian names places and general terms across ten plus entries with missing letters indicated by downs and across clues including nations actors and cities. The grid references obscure but suggest a standard American crossword format with a variety of word lengths and crosschecking.

Daily Cryptoquote Puzzle Hint and Sample Claim

Daily cryptoquote explains a substitution cipher puzzle with AXYDLBAAXRH as the sample code for LONGFELLO and notes one letter represents another. It mentions that yesterday’s quote from Samuel Johnson reads IT IS WHEN YOU COME CLOSE TO A MAN IN CONVERSATION THAT YOU DISCOVER WHAT HIS REAL ABILITIES ARE.

Samuel Johnson

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