Dear Dr Brothers Dr. Brothers column on separations and blackmail
A reader asks how to handle an amicable separation with her mother in law living with them and a husband who disappeared. Advice urges pursuing family responsibility or legal options. In another letter a woman faced with a teenage daughter blackmail warns to refuse further payments, threaten informing the father, and consider legal action.
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The Aces on Bridge by Ira G Corn Jr
A detailed slam hand analysis shows declarer facing a misread from West who leads a club, blocking a probable unbeatable slam. West’s eight of clubs and the ensuing misdefense spark a scorching glare as declarer discovers the error and recalculates. Answer: Four hearts.
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Anderson Woman Charged After Moonshine Search
An Anderson woman was charged after she allegedly assaulted her husband who beat her and stomped on her knees. A judge ordered police to search for moonshine, finding empty bottles a caping machine and homebrew. The husband was found guilty of assault and battery and fined $1. The Herald notes Paris fashion near misses on trousers for women.
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