Collectors prove the joy and wonder of everyday objects
In a column by Ray Orrock, Sidney Harris’s view on collecting is challenged. Isabella Charbonne Warren, curator of the Charbonneau Miniature Collection, discusses how collecting sparks curiosity, lifelong learning, and youthfulness. The Ripley exhibit showcases tiny radios, secret drawers in a Lincoln cent, dollhouse china, a Queen Mary ship in a walnut shell, and other marvels. Warren calls collecting exciting and a lifelong treasure hunt, defining a well educated person as one who is good company and well informed.
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State Department credibility widens amid nuclear and milk scandals
Jack Anderson reports a widening credibility gap at the State Department with cables involving Kissinger, Northrop and allegations of bribes. The milk scandal shows dried milk packaging flaws causing a potential $100 million loss, while Americans for Energy Independence, funded heavily by nuclear firms, promotes nuclear power in an energy summit.
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Opening bids and defensive trouble in Alfred Sheinwold bridge
In a West dealer vulnerable hand the A opening bid creates seat trouble for defenders. The narrative describes testing for the king of clubs and heart plays to locate winners. The daily question asks what to bid as dealer with Spades A7 1743 Hearts J9 Diamonds 5 Clubs A7, concluding to bid one spade rather than a three level bid, since the hand is worth a normal opening.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope Readings For Monday
Aries Mar 21 to Apr 15 Lean on friends and practical aids. Taurus Apr 10 to May 70 Handle many matters with certainty, seek tangible gains. Gemini May 21 to June 2 Personal matters include romance, risks and desires. Moon children June 20 Protect vanity and stay busy at work. Leo July 1 to Aug 71 Follow friends ideas and stay diligent. Virgo Aug 27 to Sept 22 Engage in worldly matters and plan set actions. Libra Sept 21 to Oct 27 Try a new approach to testing conditions for better results. Scorpio Oct 23 to Nov UW Study new ideas and advance. Sagittarius Nov 21 to Dec 21 Finish tasks and handle public matters. Capricorn Dec 22 to Jan 20 Start early at work and aim for quick results. Aquarius Jan 23 to Feb Hy Pursue recreations then focus on new projects. Pisces Feb 20 to Mar 30 Want to change data but avoid waste.
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Television Timetable and Special Programs Listing
A dense vintage TV schedule lists channels and times from 7 to 10 pm featuring specials like Noahs Animals, Dick Cavett’s Backlot USA, Monty Hall segments, and classic films. It notes Talk shows, soap operas, children’s programs, game shows, and news items across CBS ABC and local stations.
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John Lindsay
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Gulf says Philly tax may be illegal
Gulf Oi Corp disputes Philadelphia five cent per barrel tax on refinery products, warning it may be illegal and trigger layoffs. Company spokesman says the tax, part of a revenue package, could affect 200,000 barrels daily and raise about 37 million in the next fiscal year, potentially prompting court action.
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