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Newspaper
Hope Star
Location
Hope, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1970
Page
10
A writer profiles Jacob Cantrell a Arkansas hemophiliac boy and the state foundation chapter. The Arkansas Foundation Hemophilia Chapter led by J C Cantrell coordinates care, advocacy and funding issues. Cantrell details costs of treatment, risks of internal bleeding and need for blood donations to support transfusions for hemophiliacs.
Oswald and James Jacoby present a double dummy hand where South opens with a strong nil or no bump and North bids to six. The play maneuvers through top spades diamonds and hearts, leading to a dramatic finish after West discards. East holds the jack of hearts and two clubs while dummy has the king of clubs supported by two tens. The key is leading the four of hearts to force West into a corner, allowing the defense to be defeated by a sequence that capitalizes on East and dummy carding.
The Salmon River in Idaho is known as the River of No Return. It flows through one of the world’s longest canyons, making boat travel difficult with the current and impossible against it.
Dr. Max Milam of the Administration Department warned that dog racing may not start before July 1 in West Memphis, risking a $2.7 million tax impact. Southland Racing sought May 29 as a start date, but the Arkansas Racing Commission rejected it, prompting a review of cash flow and possible new laws. The state would collect June taxes if races began May 29, affecting the fiscal year ending June 30.
AP reports lawmakers defeated attempts to curb U S combat troops in Cambodia as campus protests surge with more than 80 colleges closed. Kent State killings, National Guardsmen deployments, and Nixon promising a full investigation frame a tense national scene.
A satirical piece condemns those who predict easy wealth through get rich quick schemes. It cites hollow claims and urges readers to distrust premature profits and flashy promises.
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