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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1981
Page
10
Dear Abby columns discuss the shared grief of losing a premature baby. Readers note that fathers need support too and call for recognition of emotional recovery time. The letters highlight workplace leave and gender equality implications.
A reader explains returning to work with a 3 month old, noting child care costs and necessity rather than luxury. The column affirms working mothers and rebuts older moms who question leaving a baby, emphasizing practical needs and feeding as defense.
Dear Mr Goren asks about distinguishing 16 17 18 point no trump replies with partner showing a five card major. Answer says pass is right in most nine of ten hands, as even a maximum may not reach game. only raise when holding a maximum no trump with an excellent fit to partner's suit.
Players discuss bidding strategy with two hands and a high card count. R. Fraya recalls Helen Sobel Smith as a superb partner whose bidding sometimes missed but always delivered skill and wit at tournaments.
A fragmented crossword text lists across and down clues with numbers and partial hints. It references terms like Church official, golfer's concern, dress fabrics, ancient and modern names, and various descriptive words across multiple positions. The garbled lines include phrases such as Rustle, as a dress and Immovable.
Cryptoquote puzzle details show a substitution cipher with a sample mapping and instructions. It explains letter hints and daily variation, noting a previous quote by H W Beech er about a cobweb being as strong as the strongest cable under no strain.
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