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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1975
Page
3
Notrump Free Bid Shows Stopper in Bridge Play
In a bridge rubber, North with a minimum hand uses a single notrump rebid after South's one heart response to indicate a stop in his opponent's suit. West opens spades, North cannot rebid notrump, contemplates two diamonds, and North later jumps to two notrump after a spade by West. If West had passed, North would bid one notrump, South would rise to three, and East would lead, altering the likely result.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
South
West
East
Honors count when held by defender or dummy in bridge
The article explains that honors count whether held by defender or dummy in bridge. It notes defenders with many honors often fail to fulfill contracts and invites readers to submit questions for the Jacobys column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobys
Jacoby Modern
Orfila Seeks Solutions for Cuba Ties and Panama Canal
Alejandro Orfila, newly appointed secretary general of the OAS, identifies Cuba relations and Panama Canal status as the two main issues facing the organization. The former Argentine ambassador to the United States began his five year term and urged prompt action on these topics.
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Washington
UPI
Alejandro Orfila
Organization of American States
Cuba
Panama Canal
Orfila
United States
OAS
Banana Calorie Count Highlights Popular Fruit Status
A banana contains about 85 calories making it a popular fruit in the United States alongside oranges and apples. The fruit’s broad appeal reflects widespread consumption across American households.
Higher phone rates sought in Blair Nebraska
Michael L. Wallin of the Blair Chamber of Commerce urged the Nebraska Public Service Commission to authorize higher telephone rates for Blair. He said Blair Telephone Co. needs the revenue to maintain service and progress, noting the commission had denied a $294,000 increase previously and the company has appealed for reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Blair Chamber of Commerce
Nebraska Public Service Commission
Blair
Michael L. Wallin
Chamber
Blair Telephone Co
Commission
Blair Ae Co
Cate Telephone
Mozambique gains independence under Machel at Lourenco Marques
Mozambicans celebrate as Portugal lowers its flag for the last time. Samora Machel, sworn in as Mozambique's first president, pledges a radical socialist republic and broad powers under a new constitution. Frelimo seeks control of assets, while negotiations with South Africa over electricity prices continue amid wider regional tensions.
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NEA
Lonvice Lourenco Marques
Lens
Lourenco Marques
Samora Machel
Mozambique
Socialist People's Republic
Machel
Frelimo
Portugal
Frelim
South Africa
Free Market
Rhodesia
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