South Wins Slam After Cavendish Session Rubber
A rubber bridge hand from the Cavendish invitational features South as visiting expert. North aims to let partner play slam. South agrees, wins diamond lead, plays hearts and clubs, discards cleverly, and secures the slam after precise trump timing. A reader asks what to lead with given bidding and a possible five card suit for partner. Both vulnerable.
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Attorney Declines To Defend Mrs. Peron
In Buenos Aires the attorney Isabel Peron requested to defend her against corruption charges but declined the case for personal reasons. Judge Nino Tutio Garcia Morltan noted the defense would not proceed with Isidoro Ventura. The ousted president seeks trial after the March 24 coup and faces government corruption changes.
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Help Your Child Buy That First Bicycle
Article offers guiding steps for parents to involve children in purchasing a bicycle. Emphasizes responsibility, budgeting, safety, and learning about bike features. Encourages library research, creating a feature chart, and practicing safe riding with a clear route to school.
Virginia convention adopts Declaration of Rights basis for Constitution
In Williamsburg on June 12 delegates approved a six point document drafted by James Madison and originated by George Mason. The declaration was described as the basis and foundation for the U S Constitution and the rights of posterity.
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James Madison
New Judge Assigned To Hearst State Trial
Superior Judge William Ritzi was assigned to preside over Patricia Hearst’s state trial on 11 charges. Ritzi previously sentenced terrorist Donald DeFreeze to Soledad State Prison for assault and theft, a case supervised by Judge Jaci Goertzen who announced the assignment.
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Congress urged to tighten obscenity laws for radio TV
The Federal Communications Commission urged Congress to tighten laws to ban obscene material on radio and television and extend rules to cable. The proposal would block such content during hours when children are likely watching and preserve adult access otherwise. It also calls for warnings to adults about potentially offensive material during programs and would apply to citizen band and amateur radio services. On this date in 1975 Indira Gandhi vowed to stay in office despite a high court ruling that she won her seat illegally and must give it up.
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