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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1971
Page
3
In a bridge hand analysis, D Artagnan wins a six hearts slam aided by a spade overcall and Aramis cue bid. East’s defensive ruffing threats are neutralized by a dummy reversal and careful trump play. The discussion highlights strategy and timing in the game.
A Baytown Sun reader praises efforts to help a burned child Jarvis Williams and thanks the Baytown Ambulance Service and Shriners. The letter discusses seeking medical aid for the boy at San Jacinto and Galveston hospitals and questions priorities in public help and funding.
Atty. Gen. John Mitchell argues unemployment rises as more soldiers leave the Army and Nixon faces a tough budget. He claims inflation threatens national survival while Camp David advisers weigh reducing government spending and boosting front line work programs to offset Indochina war costs.
A brief, reflective line from a newspaper syndicated piece notes that greeting phrases can mask the other person’s inner state, implying a moment when spoken civility conceals deeper feelings or withheld thoughts.
Letter from Baytown City Councilman Jim McWilliams argues bond monies approved for parks, matched by federal funds, must be spent only on parks. He insists the council should honor voter intent and disclose the designated projects to ensure funds are not diverted to other programs.
In the given auction with West North East South each side passes and the final contract is six no trump. With 19 points and partner 13 to 15, consider an aggressive bid. The optimal move as the dealer is to bid six no trump, leveraging strong hand quality and partnership fit.
A reader asks about a cousin on a fruitarian diet causing malnutrition and potential effects on future children. Dr Lamb warns the diet is deficient in protein iron and calcium and urges medical care. Another reader asks about burning candles. advice states carbon monoxide from candles is unlikely but fire safety remains essential.
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