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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1967
Page
6
A dense classifieds snippet lists selling notices and ads from multiple businesses. Items include a Singer sewing machine with payment plan, a home cleaning service, drilling and water well service, knife sharpening, moving storage, carpet cleaning, and animal breeding ads. Also mentions a 1966 Harley Davidson motorcycle and various local suppliers with phone numbers.
Q about blepharospasm causes and cures. A blepharospasm is persistent eyelid closure from light sensitivity, corneal inflammation, or emotional strain sometimes linked to parkinsonism. Treatments include tranquilizers or nerve/eye muscle surgery if chronic.
The Hope Star lists publication details 1899 1927 Consolidated plus staff roles including Alex H Washburn editor and publisher and Paul H Jones managing editor. It provides mailing and subscription rates for various regions and a national advertising representatives network across multiple cities.
Bridge column discusses optimal bids for South to reach three no trump, favoring a two clubs raise over one no trump, and analyzing responses after East's two diamonds. It highlights spade stoppage concerns, diamond leads, and timing of bids to pressure North.
North considers delayed cue bids to signal willingness for four clubs but prefers three no trump if South can stop diamonds. Outh happily commits to three notrump, predicting nine tricks. The exchange hinges on the balance between slam possibilities and diamond interruption.
Historians cite Caligula posting laws high on pillars to show why due process blocks punishments for vague laws. A motorist cited for speeding in a “built up” area had his charge thrown out as the ordinance was unclear.
In 1942 Lt. I. M. Chissov of the Soviet Union fell from a damaged airplane without a parachute. He landed on a snow slope, slid to the bottom and survived with an injured spine and a broken pelvis. The World Almanac notes the fall as possibly the longest without a parachute to be survived.
A court warned vague laws allow unfair enforcement, citing an improper influencing of juries statute that could sweep in bribes gestures and even a smile. The ruling upheld a hit run case, noting laws cannot spell out every possible injury while stressing clarity beyond public misdirection. An ABA service piece by William Bernard and a note on totems by Frank ONeal accompany.
Burrowing mammals and a muse of astronomy appear in a puzzle style list with clues for artificial trout fly, corrupts, mythic centaur shot by Hercules, redactors, a New Zealand parrot, hypothetical structural units, observe, elder fab, English clergyman, let fall, thinly scattered, favorite animal, poem, compass point, number, separated, arboreal home, avis, correlative of either, green vegetable, winglike part, boundary, devotional, cherrylike cole, not abundant, puffs up, states in French, took evening meal, and arranging in classifications replacing feeder for instance as an unusual crossword grid.
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