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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
30
In a Bill McKenney example West uses the nine of clubs as a suit preference cue. East misreads the signal leading to a spade return and South's downfall. The piece discusses how diamond plays flip the expected heart return and expose the weakness of suit preference signaling.
NEW LONDON UP I reports Connecticut College President Charles Shain will resign in June after serving since 1962. He led the move to co education and oversaw the admission of men as undergraduates in 1969, with enrollment rising from 1,264 to over 1,600.
The article notes hummingbirds are called diseaumouche in French, pica flor peck the flower and beila flor kiss the flower in Spanish and Portuguese, murmur es and zum zum in the Caribbean, and simply hummingbirds in American usage.
Scholars at Claremont Calif translate and study a Gnostic Bible fragment uncovered in Egypt after World War II. The text presents Eve tempted by the serpent in Eden and emphasizes knowledge as a divine light, distinguishing early Egyptian Christian ideas from orthodox views.
Federal prosecutors charged Paul J. Seiser of New Hartford with overstating income and evading more than $20,000 in taxes. Middletown preparer Thomas J. Taylor pleaded innocent then changed to guilty on tax return charges. The mercury element note ends the passage.
A fragment praises a front door life with country squire vibes and casual Walden Pond style furniture. It contrasts wood types and suggests Shenandoah pine to escape smoky streets and traffic. The tone hints at a lifestyle editorial or ad copy from a design column.
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