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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1977

Page

3

Capricorn and Aquarius guidance for fair shares and shared liability

Capricorn advises sharing ideas openly and not claiming ownership of all. Aquarius warns against being the fall guy in joint ventures and stresses spreading liabilities evenly to avoid undue risk.

Aquarius

Washington Monuments Dimmed Nighttime Lights Restored

UPI reports the capital’s landmark lights including the Washington Monument the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials were briefly shut off to conserve energy during February. Officials quickly restored illumination as weather and safety guidelines were satisfied.

Washington UPI Washington Monument

Harold Brown Defense Secretary and Caltech president

Harold Brown is noted as the first scientist to serve as Defense Secretary under the Carter Administration. He earned a PhD in physics at 21 and worked as a nuclear physicist from 1952 to 1961 before joining the Defense Department, later becoming director of research and Secretary of the Air Force. He led Caltech until his cabinet appointment.

Mr. Brown Defense Harold Brown Brown Defense Department Air Force California Institute of Technology

Informant Listed as Target in Omaha Drug Case

A former narcotics kingpin turned informant who helped indict an Omaha police narcotics officer has a $25 000 price on his head. Police and federal agents say information from street sources about a contract on Ike Conway 47 has spurred concerns. Conway is in the witness protection program and moved from Omaha as the Powell trial proceeds.

Omaha UPI Ike Conway Chicago Conway U.S Thomas Thalken Larry Powell Jack Swanson Swanson Powell Albert G. Schatz

Ace wins bridge hand as professor cashes top cards

The professor cards, led by ace of spades, top diamonds and clubs. He draws East in with the fourth club, giving the defense three tricks and East cashes a final diamond before a heart to dummy's ace ends the sequence.

East

Bid Statement From Texas Reader On Opening Club

A Texas reader asks what declarer bid with AKXXxXxVAK OxHAKIXX and notes this violates the rule of bidding the higher ranking of two five card suits first, opening one club.

Texas Oxhakixx

The Professor Looks For Heart Tricks In Bridge

Oswald and James Jacoby recounts a bridge problem where the Professor holds jack of hearts and hopes for three hearts tricks after East wins the heart lead. With West holding king and clubs 3-3 possible, the plan shifts to spades and potential endplay as defense missteps or favorable breaks could unlock the hand.

East West

Oklahoma Senate passes second death bill by lethal injection

The Oklahoma Senate backed a bill to execute condemned criminals by lethal injection, 26 to 20, after reconsideration. Governor Boren expressed no objection, but House Speaker Willis voiced reservations, leaving the bill’s fate uncertain as it moves to the House.

Oklahoma City UPI Oklahoma Oklahoma Senate House David Boren Bill Willis

Carter solicits public energy policy suggestions

President Carter asks citizens and public interest groups for input on energy policy. About 450000 letters mailed including congressmen, voters, environmentalists, officials, academics, labor and media. Responses requested by March 21 to P.O. Box 2778 Washington D.C. 20013.

Washington UPI Carter White House Jody Powell James Schlesinger League of Women Voters P.O. Box Washington D.C

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