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High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1971

Page

6

Jacoby on Bridge Explains Limit Raises and Three Spade Jump

The discussion explains limit raises in bridge. North's jump to three spades signals strong support and invites game without forcing, while a game jump is not absolute. South should aim for four spades and outline defensive/ruffing sequence to secure the contract.

Jim Oswald North South East

Honeymoon in Spain Turns Dizzying Hotel Shuffle

Pauline Hutchinson recounts a Costa Brava honeymoon disrupted by nightly room changes for a week after arrival. Her husband John Hutchinson and she faced booked flights home and separate rooms, finding little humor in the experience at the time.

Lloret DE Mar Spain Wns Pauline Hutchinson John Hutchinson Costa Brava Mrs

Kennedy Center Opens With Bernstein Mass

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts opens to the public after enactment of its enabling legislation. A dress rehearsal of Leonard Bernstein Mass features 200 performers in the concert hall as the formal opening nears with a concert by the National Symphony Orchestra and appearances by President and Mrs. Nixon.

Washington John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts Leonard Bernstein First National Cultural Center Potomac River Lincoln Memorial National Symphony Orchestra Antal Dorati Nixon

Tobacco Marts Beat Opening Week Record in NC Belt

Tobacco markets resume after Labor Day with the Eastern North Carolina belt starting its second week, posting last week a record 40,225,932 pounds at $77.01 per CWT. South Carolina and Border North Carolina markets sold 32,343,647 pounds at $75.72, down 62 cents from the prior week. Government loan participation was 5 percent in the East, and 6.7 percent in the South.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina South Carolina

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