Sacrifices in bridge bids reveal risk versus reliability
Alfred Sheinwold discusses when a sacrifice over a slam is prudent in bridge. He notes against unreliable opponents the risk of giving up 1300 points to stop a 1400 point slam, and outlines how reliability affects sacrifice size. The column includes a daily question and promotes a pocket guide available by mail.
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Loutherbourg the unseen master of stage and paint
London show at Kenwood House highlights Philippe Jacques de Loutherbourg born 1740 who bridged landscape painting and theater design in England. His dramatic melodramas, innovations in lighting, and movable theater influenced Gainsborough Turner and later cinema, yet much of his work is lost or scattered across engravings. Conquest of the Planet of the Apes banned in South Africa.
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Carroll Righter Horoscope For Monday August 13
Horoscope advice for all signs with domain tasks and social aims. Aries seeks decisive action and positive aims. Taurus should assist a prominent thinker and boost credit. Gemini considers new ventures and alliances for higher income. Moon Childen promises duty with steady focus. Leo should address a public matter to sharpen image. Virgo embraces new plans with cooperative workers. Libra benefits from the Full Moon yet romance needs restraint. Scorpio surprise at home with a thoughtful gift. avoid moochers. Sagittarius maintain business appointments and clear tormentors. Capricorn modernize property for ease and appearance. Aquarius pursue humanitarian or social goals and meet interesting people. Pisces feel inspired to present ideas to leaders and enjoy romantic prospects.
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Oakland Board approves record 1972 74 budget
The Oakland Board of Education voted Friday to adopt a record 1972 74 budget of $118 million, $12 million more than the current plan, signaling a tax rate rise to 98.2 cents per $100 of assessed valuation. Superintendent Marcus Ios ter said most increases address earthquake safety.
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City University Branch Closed Amid Attendance Decline
A New York City University branch faced closure orders as summer school programs were canceled due to a slide in average daily attendance. The move impacts faculty and students amid broader campus cost-saving shifts.
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New York
Bartenders Learn to Spot Alcoholism at Pittsburgh Institute
Bartenders in Pittsburgh study recognizing problem drinkers as part of a program at the Bartenders Institute of Pittsburgh under United Mental Health League of Allegheny County. Instructor Charles Ninos says referrals to treatment are modest but any bartender guiding a drinker to help counts as progress. Students report improved dialogue with patrons, including suggestions to drink coffee instead of alcohol.
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Flexible Hours Spread at Hewlett Packard Plant
Palo Alto workers at Hewlett-Packard use sliding start times within a two hour window from 6 30 to 8 90 a m and depart between 3 15 and 5 15 p m. The program, begun in Germany in 1967 and rolled out to five U S facilities, aims to reduce stress and congestion while maintaining safety with a minimum eight hour work day and supervision.
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Shanghai Docks See Reduced Anti Yank Feelings
In Shanghai last year a popular Peking opera portrayed anti American sentiment fading as docks workers at China’s largest port claim diplomacy may improve. Chinese officials note fewer American ships today but express hope for renewed US relations and cooperation as cargo volume remains high.
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Livermore group seeks support for depot restoration plan
The Livermore Heritage Guild reports minimal response to coupons printed in three papers seeking pledges of money labor or materials to restore the old Southern Pacific depot. Only five residents gave $105 and pledged 34 hours of labor. A petition effort will be pushed to gauge community support and present plans to the Aly Valley council meeting.
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Socks reveal character says British psychologist Dr Neville Thornton
A columnist mocks a psychologist claiming socks betray a man’s character with patterns like diamond for conservatives and vertical stripes for romance. The writer parodies the theory, noting personal sock drawer diversity and the futility of deducing personality from footwear.
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