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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2003
Page
13
Dear Dr Donohue explains the Urinary Tract consists of kidneys ureters bladder and urethra. Bladder infections are common and treatable at home. Pyelonephritis is a kidney infection with fever chills and flank pain often requiring hospital IV antibiotics to prevent permanent kidney damage.
The narrator bids farewell from Lee Richardson Zoo in Garden City after shipping the African lion to Santa Barbara and receiving a female giraffe from Florida. She praises the zoo’s education team and volunteers, notes long drives, and moves to Cheyenne to join her husband while thanking docents and staff including Kathy Sexson and Dan Baffa for supporting conservation education.
Dear Annie responses advise seeking support for a spouse of an exhibitionist and urge counseling. The teen confides parental conflict and emotional distress, with Annie urging school counselor involvement. The letter from Disgruntled Youth notes family tension and a wish to live with both guardians, seeking coping strategies.
South faces five hands after a takeout double and redouble sequence. For each hand, determine whether to bid or pass based on keeping partner out of trouble and avoiding awkward overcalls. The first hand suggests a heart overcall. hand 2 passes to await partner’s bid. remaining hands analyze suit lengths and values to decide bids or passes.
A brief guide from 2003 King Features Syndicate on bridge bidding notes three spades as a weak bid indicating length and limited high cards, pass to let partner choose trump, and two hearts as a nonforcing jump showing stronger values. It contrasts with a prior hand where one heart was bid to guard against a spade overreach.
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