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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1970
Page
11
A cryptic style clue set lists entries for football themed answers and related wordplay. Across numbered hints cover topics from ship records to religious figures, with several clues cross referencing letters and phrases. The puzzle blends sports, history and language in compact wordplay.
Ask Andy explains that a typical 12 year old boy weighing about 100 pounds has about 65 to 70 pounds of water in the body and that roughly 65 to 70 percent of total weight is water. The article details how bones blood and cells contain water and notes daily intake and dietary water content of common foods. The piece emphasizes water as the main component of cytoplasm and bodily transport systems.
Oswald and James Jacoby discuss the use of four no trump as a strong bid and as an ace inquiry. The column cites Karen Allison of New York who used a modern 2NT response to show a maximum strong no trump and reach slam on a different hand, costing or gaining IMPs depending on opponents.
Asheboro announces the Randolph County Boy Scouts annual Pot Luck dinner tonight at 7 p.m. in the Armed Forces Center. Officials expect it to be the biggest and best yet, with more than 600 attendees including scouts and adult leaders who volunteer their time.
The ad touts a 1780 dollar ingredient of time and reliability. It argues that VW stuck to its original idea while others chased models and improved it repeatedly. After 25 years, the claim is that about 93 out of 100 VWs sold in the United States are still on the road.
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