End play and misread discards in bridge lessons
Bridge pointers discuss end plays forcing an opponent to help and analyze a hand where declarer loses after a risky diamond discard. The text covers ruffs, finesses, and how West’s defense and South’s misreads lead to a down one, with notes on improving play and a reference to The Daily Review’s bridge column and a pocket guide.
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Fremont Park Officials Urge Second Look at Storm Damage
Fremont residents are urged to reassess downed trees after a storm. Ted Harpainter, superintendent of Fremont Community Recreation Department’s parks division, asks locals to confirm damage before contacting the city for aid. City crews say repairs will follow park protocols and tree tops may be removed to clear pathways.
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Presbyterian Leader Dies at 79 in Bronsaville
The Rev. Dr. F. E. Graham Wilson longtime Presbyterian leader died Wednesday at 79 in Bronsaville. He served as general secretary of the United Presbyterian Board of National Missions from 1930 to 1919 before retiring. Born in Philadelphia.
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FE. Graham Wilson
Fremont crash victim improving in hospital
A pregnant rear impact victim injured on the Nimitz Freeway remains in critical condition while her husband and two others suffered injuries in a three-car collision that destroyed all vehicles. The incident occurred on Duran Road near Washington Township Hospital.
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U.N. Reports 127 Dead in Congo War
The United Nations disclosed casualties from the Congo operation July 1980 to the present, listing 127 dead and 133 wounded. Ghana’s contingent suffered the heaviest losses with 42 killed.
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Newark to Adopt Personnel Ordinance Amid Controversy
Newark City Council moves toward a personnel ordinance creating a personnel officer and seven member board. The measure outlines hiring, firing, classification, and appeals while excluding certain city officials from examinations and restricting political activity by staff. The second reading is scheduled for February 7 after prior work sessions and council reviews.
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Recreational Grants Sought by City and District
In Sacramento, the Stable Water Commission will consider recreation grant requests totaling 31.25 million from Santa Cruz and the Sacramento Municipal Utility District. The action is scheduled for Friday in Sacramento.
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