Professor's bold play stuns student in bridge lesson
In a bridge diagram, East player reveals a surprising choice as the Professor rejects a spade finesse to keep a slim chance at slam. The exchange explains how declining a seemingly winning line can create favorable endgame chances, with dummy’s ace and a later trump entry shaping the outcome. A Wyoming reader asks about an opening in notrump with 17 points and 5-3-3-2 distribution.
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Gemini to Taurus daily horoscopes urge prudent planning and creativity
A block of daily signs offers caution on spending for Gemini while encouraging practical moves in career. Cancer advised to check with a partner before inviting guests. Leo resists overanalysis, Virgo counsels counsel with care. Scorpio urges judging character, Sagittarius foresees gains in labor of love. Capricorn values loyalty, Aquarius prioritizes domestic matters. Pisces flirts in moderation, Aries protects family, Taurus pursues artistic work if unimpeded by hindrances.
Television Logs and a History of Driving Rules
A catalog of TV listings for the era includes titles such as Welcome Back Kotter Hawaii Five-O and Kojak with associated air times. An archival note explains the origin of right-side driving in the United States with Conestoga wagon practice and teamster passing on the left to watch wheel space.
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Ernie Kovacs
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Barnaby Jones
Melodyland
Metroplex
Larry Lea
Johnny Carson
Ironside
Kojak
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Heart attack facts and lifesaving tips urged
A reader asks about warning signs and saving a heart attack victim. The columnist explains that about one fourth of US deaths are from heart attacks and half never reach hospital in time. Seattle’s chest compression program cut local deaths in half, and readers are urged to learn emergency methods and contact the American Heart Association.
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Rise and Shine and Colorful World on Friday Schedule
Friday lineup lists Rise and Shine at 5 55 followed by Colorful World and East Texas State College Petticoat Junction News at 6 00 on the morning broadcast.
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Pryor rotates chairmen among Arkansas posts
Gov. David Pryor replaced chairmen on three state boards. Robert Downie leaves the Public Service Commission chair to Dr. John C. Pickett. Ralph Ratton becomes ABC Board chair in place of Ed House. Robert S. Moore Jr. takes over the Transportation Commission chair from Garry Brewer, who remains on the panel.
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Transportation
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