Administration Relieves Doctor, Lawyer of Duties
The Nixon administration dismissed the Pentagon doctor who pushed abortion access for military wives and moved a top justice official who led a campaign finance probe to a U. S. attorney post in Texas. The changes, denied as political, leave no immediate successors named.
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White House
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Richard S. Wilbur
American Medical Association
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Justice Department
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Sessions
Defense
Daugh
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
G.O.P
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Alabama
Wallace
Winning at Bridge Echoes a 1920s Column Trick
Y and Z arrived late to a weekly duplicate where B and Z sat South and West. B, eager to win, bid two spades and went to game. Y opened with queen of diamonds, Z covered hearts, and B executed a spade run to claim all tricks. Z recalls a similar play from Carl Robertson's 1925 column.
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Dummy
Carl Robertson
East and South Chess Board Notation Fragment
Readable chess notation fragment shows moves and piece placements for a game. The text lists square coordinates and piece identifiers indicating an endgame or midgame state with both sides advancing pieces toward promotion. No players or event context is provided.
Habit of Eating Mate
The black widow spider earns its name from a habit of sometimes eating its mate. The behavior has puzzled scientists and become a well known trait associated with the species.
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Black Widow
Ring-necked Pheasant Known for Longest Tail in America
The ring-necked pheasant holds the record for the longest tail among American game birds, distinguishing itself with its striking plumage and parliamentary bearing in fields and hedgerows across the nation.
State Approves Sewer Contracts
The Iowa highway commission authorized signing agreements with Cedar Rapids for I-380 area sewers. Three reinforced concrete box storm sewers between A and E avenues NW will cost about 327,000 with the city reimbursing 108,000 and handling maintenance. An outfall sewer on Fourth Avenue SW totals 256,000 with 208,000 from the city. A third outfall sewer on Thirteenth Avenue SW lacks cost estimates. A 100,000 TOPICS street improvement project on First Avenue E was approved for public hearing July 14.
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Ames
Iowa _ highway commission
Cedar Rapids
E Avenues NW
Fourth Avenue SW
Thirteenth Avenue SW
First Avenue E
Kirkwood Offers Auto Body and Tennis Courses
Kirkwood Community College sponsors two courses for adults and students. A six week Jefferson high school courts tennis class runs July 1 with Thursday evenings 6 to 8, equipment provided by participants and instruction by Kathy Van Dine for eight dollars. An auto body maintenance course in Linn Hall Room 113 runs twelve weeks on Monday Wednesday and Thursday mornings 9:30 to 11:30 open to high school students and adults. For details call 398-5548.
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Kirkwood
Community College
Jefferson High School
Kathy van Dine
Linn Hall
Kirkwood Community Colege
Neuberger Named To Interior Post
John Neuberger 35, manager of the Papio Watershed Advisory, is named to an interior post in Washington. The official appointment details were announced by federal authorities and mark a step in watershed management policy.
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Neuberger
Interior Post
Washington
UPI
John Neuberger
Papio Watershed Advisory
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