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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
3
Dr. Lamb explains two asthma types allergen and infection related. Allergy-driven attacks drop with eliminating allergens and immunotherapy. Acute pulmonary edema is sudden fluid buildup in the lungs from heart failure, causing breathing trouble and potentially fatal outcomes.
The article notes 10.5 million camping families may travel 1,000 miles for an eight day trip plus several weekend jaunts, suggesting crowded highways and widespread camping interest. It cites Coleman Company president Larry M. Jones describing typical campers ages 25 to 35 with incomes of 10 to 15 thousand dollars and two children, plus a dog. It discusses costs, campgrounds fees, and cheap or free public recreation areas, plus resources from government agencies for camping information and guides.
LITTLE ROCK AP Gen Ray Thornton said Wednesday that a $5000 supplement to Y W Whelchel’s 1969 70 salary as state coordinator of public safety appears legal. The supplement was paid from federal funds under the National Highway Safety Administration for that purpose. Whelchel’s base salary was $10,000 per the 1969 71 appropriation act, though the committee found he was paid $15,000 in total.
Federal Judge G Thomas Eisele warned that the Pulaski County Jail in Little Rock must meet minimum constitutional standards by September 1 or face closure. Inmates suing charged cruel and unusual confinement and were ordered to submit proposed standards by the following Monday for the judge’s consideration.
A club discard from dummy during a three no trump diamond lead yields nine tricks. The key is to duck two diamonds then throw clubs from dummy while using the ace of clubs to test the queen. If successful, five clubs are won and the defense is defeated.
Dr Samuel Howe was a reformer who headed the New England Asylum for the Blind in 1832, the first U S school for the blind. He also promoted care for the insane, educational reform, prison reform, abolition of slavery and women’s suffrage.
The card shows a bridge bidding prompt from CARD Senseag. After West North East South communications and a double, the table asks what to do after an opening of two spades and partner raises to three spades. The next move is requested for the reader to answer tomorrow.
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