Snyder Contender for NBC Tomorrow Show Host
New York AP reports Tom Snyder, KNBC Los Angeles anchor, is NBCs leading candidate to host the Tomorrow late night program. NBC says no deal yet though Snyder, in his 30s, is praised as a serious interviewer and professional anchor.
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Win at Bridge With Jacoby by Oswald and James Jacoby
South bids boldly and executes a successful squeeze to reach a slam in spades. South discards and tests a double-dummy line, drawing trumps and cashing diamonds to force the defenders into a two-card endgame. The column poses today’s question: if partner rebids to three clubs, what is the correct action?
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