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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 2007
Page
11
In a six clubs contract with West leading hearts, North shows splinter values. South gains strength after the bid and uses Blackwood. Plan: avoid spade losers, manage three diamond losers by ruffing in South, cash dummy diamonds, then ruff, draw trumps, pitch hearts, and claim.
A puzzle style list with across and down clues covering tools, sounds, directions, materials, and common words. Includes entries like Maytag rival and Beethovens Third, plus various wordplay and abbreviations to solve.
The poet John Ciardi appears on television today, offering reflection on intelligence and foresight. A televised discussion explores how understanding past events shapes predictions for the future.
The astrology column lists sun signs with brief cautions and guidance. It notes potential disruptions and need for planning, warns against reckless associations, and advises caution over commitments and relying on others.
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