Scout before battle guides South to better defense in bridge
In a West East 108 bid, South should have sent a scout. After ruffing the second diamond South can win by leading a club to dummy, deducing East holds key cards, and then drawing trumps. The Daily Question discusses Stayman over 1NT and choosing the right contract.
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Plane crash in Harlingen kills three CAF founder among dead
A World War I era PBY Catalina crash at Harlingen International Airport kills three of five aboard and injures one. Richard Disney of Harlingen, a CAF founder and veteran pilot with 4200 hours, is among the dead. Brother Van Skyles survives and helps pull a burn victim from the wreck.
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Harlingen
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William Toler
Tomball
Houston
van Skyles
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Lorrie Williams
Brownsville
John Sealy Hospital
Galveston
Pie Throw At State Fair Funds SNDAC
Officials and local dignitaries face playful pie tosses at the State Fair to raise funds for the Southern Nevada Drug Abuse Council. The event runs Wednesday through Sunday with 50 plus volunteers. caps and bibs provided.
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Hy Bergman
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Rock concert riot in Reno injures many and stalls crowd
At Idlewild Park Reno a rock concert erupted into fighting with a police horse struck by a man armed with a chain. About 30 to 40 people suffered minor injuries and six were arrested as officers dispersed the crowd with club discipline. Police blamed drunkenness and bottle throwing.
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Idlewild Park
Stacy Cox
Mary Pennington
Bob Warner
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Warner
James Parker
Easier Roundups Proposed for Wild Horses by BLM Director
Curt Berklund of the Bureau of Land Management urged Congress to modify the Wild Horse Annie Act to permit easier roundups and sale of wild horses and burros. He supported using helicopters for roundups and a shift from custodial to sale arrangements, citing 24,000 national horses and 6,928 in Oregon, with 4,000 new foals annually.
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