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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1975
Page
6
The bidding sequence shows South passing after a free bid, North using a cue bid to indicate a game force, North then bid three clubs, South reached four clubs, and North moved to four diamonds before South jumped to six clubs ending the hand. The note suggests Blackwood would be unusable with clubs as trumps and a single ace response would overstate the partnership.
Oswald and James Jacoby describe a yesterday duplicate session where partners signaled pass after an opponent action. West overcalled hearts prompting North to raise a heart cue bid. East, unhappy with his hand, doubled the cue bid amid unclear actions.
New York letter asks about four and five card major openings. Answer suggests avoiding four card majors when possible but opening them if no better bid exists. Example bids include spade and heart openings with specific hand shapes. Readers invited to submit questions for the Jacobys column.
Scientists plan five joint experiments aboard the Apollo Soyuz mission to study germs from diverse locations in weightlessness. Other tests include cosmic ray effects on bacteria, materials growth in microgravity, solar corona photography, and a spaceborne nitrogen oxygen collection check.
Livestock report from Omaha lists hogs at 3500 head with barrows and gilts down up to 50, various weight classes priced. Cattle and calves show limited sales, cows steady to 50 lower, steers 45.00 to 47.50, cows 23.00 to 24.50, sheep 100 head with lambs 44.00 to 48.50 and ewes 11.00 to 11.50. Friday estimates: 300 cattle and calves, 3000 hogs, 50 sheep.
Expressions of gratitude from Mr and Mrs Don Briza and Family Mr and Mrs Duayne Muhle Sr and Mr and Mrs Lyle Weaver for messages sympathy flowers memorials gifts of food and acts of kindness offered after the passing of their father grandfather and great grandfather Robert Briza
In Washington President Ford called for maximum freedom to private enterprise and urged reform of federal regulatory agencies. He said consumers best achieve wants through the market and government should intrude only when social needs are defined or monopoly conditions prevail.
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