Jewelry Heist Ends With Citizen’s Warning
Paris report recalls Javery Mussenalli, 71, who cooperated with three gunmen posing as police officers. They looted his jewels and $25 before warning a return visit. He alerted police, foiling the attempt amid memories of a 30 year old measles outbreak note and a local want ad tease.
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Investor's Guide: Navigating Bonds and Stock Overcommitment
Sam Shulsky advises a reader with $500000 in stocks to avoid all or nothing investing. Consider shifting to cash or bonds, preferably tax-exempt municipals and short-term issues maturing after retirement to minimize taxes. Rebalance by selling volatile stocks and those with high price earnings ratios while keeping sober equity holdings.
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Bid theory and 3NT on a 17 HCP hand the South hand
Oswald and James Jacoby explain that 17 points with 4-4-3-2 should open 1NT. North likely raises to 3NT, a spread with today’s cards, while West leads blindly. Beginners may bid diamonds or settle for a part score, or go down in five diamonds.
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Vascular deficiency and heart pain remedies explained
A reader asks why healthy appearing people take pills like nitroglycerin Priscoline and pain killers. The answer outlines vascular deficiency causes and how these drugs dilate vessels to relieve angina and leg/spasm pain, noting healing may require more pain relief temporarily and that oxygen delivery depends on lung function.
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Tokyo Named World’s Most Populous City
United Nations figures put Tokyo ahead of New York in city and suburban residents. City proper counts show Tokyo with 9.005 million versus 7.794 million in New York. When suburbs are included Tokyo leads 11.454 million to 11.448 million in New York state, with New Jersey suburbs raising totals. Metropol itan Tokyo surpasses a 20.48 million regional population, while London, Moscow, and Shanghai follow in the top five.
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Attorney General ruling limits DPS physical exams for licenses
A decade ago the attorney general's office ruled that state law does not authorize the department of public safety to demand a comprehensive physical examination for every driver's license applicant.
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