Win at Bridge Hand Analysis Shows Slam Possibilities
Terence Reese outlines a bridge hand where North and South overbid to six spades after East opens with a third hand diamond bid. The slam hinges on a 2-2 trump break or a club queen drop. South wins the first diamond and then leads the ace and king of trumps to pursue the contract.
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South
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West
South Finesses To Force Edge In Club Finish
In a 3-1 suit break, South draws the last trump and cashes ace and king of clubs. A successful heart finesse and a second club lead set up the clubs for dummy. West is forced to lead hearts, allowing South to discard diamonds and secure game.
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West
Oil expert fuels public debate in satirical interview
Art Buchwald satirically questions oil supply fears with Prof. Heinrich Applebaum discussing Iran's impact, windfall profits, price decontrol, conservation, shale oil, and weekend station closures. The expert cites CIA data and notes environmentalists, OPEC blame, and inflation as key factors in U.S. energy policy.
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Washington
Heinrich Applebaum
Seven Sisters Institute of Technology
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Iran
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Indiana Voters Favor Kennedy Over Reagan in 1980 Poll
A Gannett News Service poll of 484 Democrats shows Edward Kennedy leading Carter by more than two to one as the preferred 1980 presidential candidate in Indiana. Among 351 GOP respondents Reagan leads Ford by 7.2 percentage points.
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Ford
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