Bridge tips from legends spark bold play in Sols competition
Oswald and Giorgio Belladonna of Italy are praised as top players. Their advice centers on using the ace of trumps at the right moment, and South’s strategy to cross to dummy after winning a heart to lure West into playing trumps. West’s response and South’s discards influence the final contract and potential tricks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Giorgio Belladonna
Italy
South
West
Giorgio
Jin
Bidding dilemma and weather report clash in daily wire
In a bridge bidding puzzle a player considers jumping to three clubs after South opens and partner shows strength. A weather note reports 102 degrees in Buckeye Arizona and 27 degrees in Winnemucca Nevada as the day’s extreme temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kqugswal HK
Ayr
HOY
New York
UPI
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Winnemuca
New
Buckeye
Ariz
Ak-Sar-Ben Race Entries for Tuesday’s Card
Ak-Sar-Ben lists the Tuesday program with nine races led by a $3,500 claiming event for older horses at four furlongs and a $51,500 purse for four year olds plus in the second race. The card features multiple entries across races including horses like Ranger-Burges, Frengwen-Switeer, Patois-Bailey, and Procurer General Kruger, with apprentice and allowance notes and a mix of owners and trainers across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball — Jones
Leanant Will
Xing
Pal A Marine
Jo Renee
Kyestake
Rozat Ranch
Romeeo
Savare Jack
Hasty Beth — Greer
No Barker
Anderson
Hoar - Harmon
Ow. Whitea
Ranger — Burges
Frengwen
Chapman
Buchin
No Boy
Slane
Sombria — Lintner
Patois — Bailey
Procurer
Kruger
Opera
Dedlony
Quemada
Ha Munnié
Kunilaka
Sun Rite — Ecottey
Soonervilah
Gloria Sue
Greer
Trigger Too
Rettele
Reat Style — Anderson
Wil Rushmore
Larker — Harmon
Champagne Kid — Couto
Xtte
K. Boy
D.W. Whited
Burgundy Street
David White
Na Boy
Lively
Els Knayve
Lintner
King
Ace Gunner — Greer
Aly
Nancy
Koritake
Sorenson
Tan Man
Bo Bo — Schoeps
Slick Slade
Bailey
Herrera
Stans to be sentenced Tuesday
Former Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans, Nixon fundraiser in 1968 and 1972, faces sentencing on five campaign finance misdemeanor counts. He pleaded guilty March 12 and could face fines up to 1000 dollars and up to one year in prison per count. Counts involve unregistered details for contributions from Lagdameo, LaRue, Babcock, and corporate contributions from Goodyear and 3M in 1972.
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Washington
UPI
Comerce
Maurice H. Stans
Richard M. Nixon
Stans
U.S
John Lewis Smith
Watergate
Ernesto Lagdameo
Fred C. LaRue
Montana
Tim Babcock
Goodyear Tire and Rubber
Birthday boldness and risk in mid May 1975
A May 13 birthday forecast notes you will be bolder and enterprising this year with chances to boost revenue. Avoid high risk moves and heed cautious opportunities to grow wealth. Aries through Pisces rise in daily guidance, urging restraint, diplomacy, and awareness of others in personal and professional matters.
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Aries
Satellite placed in final orbit for Canadian service
The third satellite in a network to boost telephone and television service in remote northern Canada has been put in place. Anik Til was moved into final stationary orbit by a spacecraft motor at 4 35 p.m. Saturday and officials said it is operating perfectly.
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Gape Canaveral
Fila
Anik Til
Space Agency
Refugee Hiring Ban Proposed for Phoenix Program Veterans
Sen James Abourezk urged a one year ban on hiring South Vietnamese refugees who may have served as assassins or torturers in Indochina. The plan targets Phoenix program veterans and drew support from Pell and Javits amid talks on refugee funding. Abourezk seeks initial 127 million for 90 days with longer plan to follow as Brown says funds are nearly exhausted.
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Washington
UPI
James Abourezk
D-S.d
Congress
Pentagon
Intelligence
United States
Abourezk
CIA
Phoenix
Sens
Claiborne Pell
D-R.l
Jacob Javits
R-N.y
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pell
Javits
South Vietnam
Department of Defense
Mike Mansfield
Senate
L. Dean Brown
Baseball Leaders and Nebraska Probate Notices
League leaders by league with runs batted in and stolen bases listed for National and American Leagues plus pitching records. Notices announce petitions for administrator in Platte County Nebraska Estate 4492 for Edwin H Weerts and final account for William Clifford Hudnall with May hearings and inheritance tax determinations.
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Cey
Winfield
Luzinski
Phil
Baker
Evans
Atl
Bench
Foster
Perez
Cin
Watson
Hou
Wynn
Kingman
Schmidt
Stargell
Pitt
Smith
St.l
Horton
Detz
Burroughs
Tex F
Grich
May
Ball
Rice
Bos
Hendrick
Clev
Killebrew
Bonds
Jackson
Cardenal
Chi
Concepcion
Mangual
Hernandez
Rivers
Cal
Otis
Nettles
Patek
Ramirez
North
Washington
Oak
Davis
Tex
Sutton
Messersmith
Ray
Morton
Stone
Burris
Gullett
Cii
Jones
Dierker
Seaver
Blue
Gakel
Ryan
Kaat
Palmer
Busby
Jenkins
Broberg
Mil
Platte County
Nebraska
Edwin H. Weerts
Jane B. Weerts
Gerald E Rouse
William Clifford Hudnall
Lola J. McKee
R.S
Nebr
Gerald E. Rowse
United Press
Gaber
Pet
Lacy
Sanglin
Ptt
Cash
Morgan
Unser
Sal Parrish
Powell
Catherine Schroeder
Hassenstab
Gerald E. Rouse
The Lighter Side The light that never fails
Officials at the U S Embassy in Saigon faced criticism for delays in evacuation. The piece notes hastily abandoned military supplies, including an escalator and the light at the end of the tunnel, as symbols of the U S commitment in Southeast Asia.
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U.S
Southeast Asia
Prudence
Ford
Saigon
South Vietnam
Scramble for Vietnamese doctors in rural Nebraska
Nebraska lawmakers race to recruit Vietnamese refugee physicians from California camps to address rural health care shortages. Sen. DeCamp leads delegation to Pendleton to expedite sponsorship and immigration clearances, urging rapid action by Nebraska communities and cooperation with Sen. Curtis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Decamp
California
State Health Department
Camp Pendleton
Sen
Carl Curtis
R-Neb
Public Health and Public Welfare Committee
Most alcoholics not derelicts
A survey quotes experts saying most alcoholics are productive, employed individuals rather than derelicts. They cite nine million Americans characterized as alcoholics and discuss how drinking stems from stress, coping, or social environments, with treatment possible at any stage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Valera
Alcoholism Council of the
South Bay
Dean Saracco
The
Council
United States
Ahink
Larry Brady
Department of Alcoholism Studies
del Amo Hospital
Brady
Valera
Ruth Rothwell
Dr. Brody
Brody
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