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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1973
Page
4
NPR will track a simple bill from introduction in both houses through subcommittees and hearings. Coverage will air in 15 to 20 minute capsules on All Things Considered each weekday at 5 p.m., with live broadcasts when allowed. The plan aims to explain the legislative process to listeners nationwide.
A scrambled TV schedule listing appears with shows and stations such as WOW TV KMTV KETV KUON and KHOLTV. It mentions Sonny and Cher Dragnet Naked City and more plus a New Year wrap and a future program lineup. The fragmentary item hints at local Nebraska broadcasts and varied entertainment.
A Winnipeg reader likens a bridge misfortune to Hard Luck Joe, recounting a hand with nine high cards and a flawed two no trump response though a perfect two heart trump was tempting. The piece underscores bad luck stemming from poor choice rather than fate.
The analysis discusses bidding responses in bridge between Oswald and James Jacoby and Newspaper Enterprise, noting that a one club opening has a precise response. It explains that if South hides one heart North would raise and South could jump to three no trump, though North would correct to four hearts. It argues South cannot assume three no-trump is the final contract and that declarer Mayhearth would gain as many points whether a contract is made by partner or by declarer.
In a bridge bidding scenario, the dialogue shows South holding weak no trump options after a 2 hearts response. The expert advises Pass to avoid overreaching, noting potential for a seven heart hand hidden by partner. Tomorrow’s question asks what corrective bid to make when partner jumps to three no trump over two hearts.
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