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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1976
Page
4
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Eunice Bloom of St. Louis and her son Steve faced a tough slam in a bridge session. After opponents stopped her first plan to ruff losers in dummy, she switched tactics and, after a probing auction, reached 12 tricks by reversing the dummy and using trumps to draw and ruff. A masterful turn that demonstrates adaptability and strategic depth.
A bridge hand details North South vulnerable with dealer West and a suggested solution. The article discusses one spade as the bid outcome and notes a jump shift to two spades as a distinct possibility, citing a singleton heart as a potential minus.
Wayne A. Thompson from Portland, Oregon, battling turbulent water near Grand Tower Island, about 20 miles north of Cape Girardeau, as he continues a Minneapolis to New Orleans crossing. He swam nearly 50 miles Thursday despite the whitewater like conditions and plans to cover the same distance today. Thompson began May 24 with no shore support crew and faces a 2,000 mile plan to next summer.
A health column argues against calorie counting alone, promoting a nutrition and chemistry based approach. It outlines three meals, balanced portions, lean meats, salads, and avoids high fat diet plates while warning against vitamin pills and excessive salt. Advice from Shirley Right Boody and reader questions cover coffee limits and high blood pressure dietary concerns.
A reader quiz poses five questions about the founding era. It asks who said don’t fire unless fired upon who the Father of the American Navy is who the Swamp Fox was and where a British colonial stone fort survives. Choices include Capt John Parker at Lexington the President’s Palace Commodore John Barry Gen Francis Marion and Frederick State Park Maryland.
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