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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1975
Page
6
In a sample hand from a three no trump contract, West selects the nine of spades as a cautious lead. East signals with a seven to encourage, then uses his long suit to seize the defense, yielding a one trick set as declarer must split tricks between minor suits. Goren explains how to choose the best opening lead and offers his book for purchase.
A listing notes an item size of 48 inches wide and 83 inches long with a regular price of 17.00. The text appears to be an OCR fragment from a sale or catalog entry. No additional context or identifiers are present.
AP reports columnist Robert Bob Considine remained in serious condition at New York Medical Center University Hospital after suffering a stroke in his New York apartment. Also: oil heir J Paul Getty III plans a Far East tour of a 35 painting one man art exhibit, opening Sept 27 in Manila.
The piece reports on Karen Quinlan, a 17 year old in a New Jersey coma, her parents seeking to end life support. The room shows a hospital bed in a normal home setting, with a paralyzed, nonresponsive young patient at its center prompting ethical debate.
In Northeast Philadelphia, Ka ren Vikingstad 15 seems lost to severe brain damage after a July 1973 incident. Her mother laments heroic life support while debates swirl over Karen Quinlan style end of life decisions and medical ethics.
The District of Columbia, a city famed for marble buildings and monuments, has 240 residents who list themselves as farmers and reported $2.65 million in farm losses in 1973. Rep. Charles A. Vanik questioned the Washington farming presence, noting many appear to be absentee farmers who have never worked the land.
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