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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1975
Page
2
Bridge notes report Rule of 11 aid for Eastmore in a recent hand. South and North analysts discuss bidding and defense while Eastwest balance play impacts the trick outcome.
A Maize reader asks why the declarer holds the cards while North watches. The column explains the tradition that the bottom hand is the declarer, known as 2 fifty years ago, with North as Y and the defense as A and B. Readers can send questions for the Jacobys.
Former Georgia Governor Jimmy Carter becomes the first presidential candidate to qualify in Nebraska for matching federal campaign funds. The Democratic contender has raised over $5,000 in contributions of $250 or less, according to Joan Masuck of Omaha coordinating Carter's Nebraska campaign.
Albion VFW Auxiliary met at the Vet's Club and voted to send 25 to the Nebraska Veterans Home in Grand Island for a bingo party. They will furnish and serve coffee after the Bicentennial parade at Boone County fairgrounds on Aug 19 and host a freshman party at Albion High School on Aug 22. Members encouraged saving coupons for VFW National Home projects. cake was served at Wolf Memorial Home and Ramona Coakes won the attendance prize.
White House reporter Helen Thomas notes President Ford blends duties with public appearances on a working vacation. Observers compare his outreach to Nixon in 1972, using travel and energy talks to shape the political map while portraying nonpolitical leadership. Ford enjoys large audiences whether as president or candidate.
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