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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1973
Page
8
Eugene Sheffer presents a cryptic themed crossword with lines about cryptography puns and a long essay on married life. The piece discusses how couples should balance explaining behavior with independence and parental guidance while noting love remains central.
TV guide layout lists Hee Haw at 7:00 followed by Its Academic and Soul programs. George Kirby and Fred Griffith appear in various slots. On The Buses and Barnaby Jane are scheduled, then Emergency and All In Them Next episodes. Long Days, Into Night and Hockey Ni Canada complete the night’s lineup with 1973 King Features Syndicate listings.
A compact TV guide fragment lists programs across 8:30 to 10:30 schedule slots including Bridget Loves Ber Night World Press Welk Show Eye To Eye Saturday Night At The Movies Mary Tyler Moore Show The American Family The Bob Newhart Wrestling Carol Burnett Show International Gymnastics Countrytime and a Saturday Movie Special.
The article analyzes a contract bridge scenario with South as dealer and both sides vulnerable. It discusses opening leads and defense decisions, outlining how East can counter a spade lead and how declarer actions influence subsequent plays, including a suggested line for returning the deuce of spades to counter West’s possible holdings.
Dr. Kuhn and Dr. Hall test a porous stainless steel nerve guide tube at the University of Cincinnati as a promising nerve regeneration method. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the work highlights funding risks and calls for continued grants to sustain basic biomedical research and training programs. A booklet offer from Lester Coleman appears at the end.
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