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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 2007
Page
13
Dear reader asks how Protonix differs from other GERD medicines. Article explains five proton pump inhibitors plus antacids and H2 blockers, noting similar action with varying side effects and costs. Also offers non drug tactics like elevating bed and diet changes to reduce symptoms.
Dear Annie advises couples to discuss rent with unity and fairness, avoid unilateral decisions, and consider a smaller increase or alternative arrangements with the stepson. The columnist also notes a reader concern about church tithing transparency and asks how ministers should value donations.
A Kansas City area wildlife guide explains how to tell if wild baby birds or rabbits are abandoned and what to do. It covers nest procedures, fledglings, parent behavior, and when to contact a rehabilitator. Also includes a reported AP interview with Bob Baker on dog cruelty in breeding operations.
Bridge problem discusses the meaning of partner’s one spade overcall and the rationale for raising to two spades as a takeout overcall. It explains that such overcalls show a hand generally eight to sixteen points with five cards in the suit and honors, aiming to compete and disrupt opponents, with a raise to two spades preferred to two clubs when considering game prospects.
A chessboard of bidding strategy explains overcalls and when to bid game. It discusses three spades and three notrump options, weighing partner’s strength and potential run of nine tricks. The Sudoku puzzle note follows, describing a 9x9 number-placing game with standard rules and a weekly difficulty progression.
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