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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1975
Page
5
An interoffice note from Minnesota writer asks for further materials about the publication "Children and the Law" issued by the Social Science Educational Consortium in Boulder. It praises the program’s community mobilization and flexible school use, noting it has operated successfully in several communities for six years.
The program emphasizes real contact with law enforcement and attorneys in classrooms through panel talks. An attorney and uniformed police officer answer pupil questions rather than lecture, earning strong support from the local police department and a roster of lawyers.
In a World Championship match Haly versus Prancet, an artificial lead directing double could reveal defense signals yet also aid opponents. South opens one no trump and North shows hearts, followed by probing clubs and spades. A spade lead would have allowed a defense ruff and ace-dawn tricks, but declarer chose no trump and survived.
A jumble of bridge bidding notes and a sentimental advice column discusses a Queen of Spades opening lead and responses to a heart raise, followed by a long Q&A about an older widow planning remarriage. The piece blends game analysis with social guidance on independence and family attitudes toward late-life love.
Astrological column by Paul Yandlan notes Charley Pride as a Pisces born March 18 at 7 am, highlighting his minor league baseball links and rising fame in 1976. The page includes a full zodiac forecast with Aries through Aquarius, mixing personal traits, relationship notes, and career hints, referencing a 1973–1975 period and invitation to obtain Omarr’s booklet details.
Ivory items can be cleaned with soap and water if single pieces. For glued parts use lemon juice with salt on surfaces, let dry, then wipe with a damp cloth. For the steam iron, heat with vinegar until very hot, pour out, then use distilled water to maintain condition.
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