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King of the Sea killer whale is described as fearless and capable of attacking blue whales twice its size. The text notes blue whales flip over in shock and are torn apart as the orca hunts and defeats them.
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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1971
Page
4
King of the Sea killer whale is described as fearless and capable of attacking blue whales twice its size. The text notes blue whales flip over in shock and are torn apart as the orca hunts and defeats them.
Oswald and James Jacoby explain how a cue bid after a double serves as a forcing tool to show a strong hand and guide pursuit of the heart slam. South signals spade ace, North advances to six hearts, with a potential club finesse. The column notes reader questions and promotes Jacoby Modern as the bridge system of the era.
A reader asks about a husband’s vomiting blood and diet after long term heavy drinking. The doctor explains risks from cirrhosis esophageal varices and liver damage, noting sudden blood vomiting can occur from trauma to the stomach or veins around the esophagus.
The probate of Bettye E. Smith's will was admitted January 29 1971 in Hempstead County Arkansas. Executor named with will annexed is bound to settle claims within six months from first publication February 1 1971. Published for Hope Star February 18 1971. Also includes postal health note on liver disease and arthritis trivia from Newspaper Enterprise Association.
Chancery Court of Hempstead County Arkansas warns Rowena Muldrow Dorothy Atkins and two minors and unknown heirs of Grandison Muldrow to answer the complaint within thirty days. Failure to appear will result in the complaint being confessed. Clerk’s signature dated February 2, 1971.
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