Stolen Tickets Restore Travel Funds for Soldiers
Aberdeen Maryland report notes $17,000 in travel tickets replaced after a theft at Aberdeen Proving Grounds. Cash reimbursements totaled $647 plus safe loss. troops faced homeward hurdles during holidays. Authorities investigated a break in at the headquarters building as a 150 pound safe was removed.
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Supreme Court rules on drunk driving jury instruction
The court ruled Wednesday that a jury instruction allowing inference from blood alcohol level under ten percent is unconstitutional. It noted that juries are commonly instructed per state law to infer intoxication, but the high court rejected the presumption of guilt from a specified blood alcohol threshold in drunk driving trials.
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Void by Court Voices on Alcohol Influence Defense
A court opinion discusses drunken driving instructions and the rebuttable presumption of intoxication. It notes jury findings on alcohol levels and references cases and inter-state issues along with a mention of Warren and Union counties and the 1971 statute.
Boris wins dramatic rubber bridge slam with sharp defense
In a high stakes rubber bridge battle Boris converts a 60 point part score into an eight heart slam. He wins the first trump, cashes top cards, ruffs a heart on dummy, and exploits a key East discard. After clever diamond play and precise endgame, Horls has to concede as Boris seals the contract.
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Bridge Question: What to do after partner bids game
A reader asks how to respond when partner jumps to game after a weak takeout bid. The columnist advises evaluating risk before pursuing a slam. If four hearts seems risky, consider safe alternatives and aim to keep the contract in sight for the next play.
Postal Service Coughs Up Rent Money Finaly
GLENCOE CALLED to report a landowner claiming the Postal Service owes rent for a post office building. Donie Tice said the government has not paid 50 dollars a month since July and threatens to padlock doors. Officials in San Francisco promised a January payment covering eight months, totaling 754 dollars, though the post office denies advance rent.
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