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Newspaper

Las Vegas Sun

Location

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1976

Page

7

Dear Ann Landers letters on contraception and marriage ethics

A set of reader questions and responses from Ann Landers. Topics include teenage contraception laws and access, a wife's critique of a libertine husband, and guidance for a widow’s suitor, with a plug for The Bride's Guide. The column reflects 1976 Field Enterprises attitudes.

Ann Landers P.O. Box Elgin Ill Field Enterprises, Inc

Bridge ethics and misplay in a Sheinwold column

In a Los Angeles Times 1976 bridge feature, South adopts a risky ruff with the king after East leads a third heart, declaring it safe to ruff. North privately agrees the choice was poor, while East’s third heart allows South to dump a diamond and secure trumps, though the contract still fails. The daily question then guides readers to bid a diamond, noting a cheap three-card bid beats a penalty pass. a pocket guide offers Sheinwold on Bridge for $1.00.

East South Third Heart

Nixon Hidden at Home as Ford Nominated for Full Term

At San Clemente Nixon stays out of sight as Gerald Ford is nominated for a full term. Secret Service guards his oceanside estate while reporters watch in vain for any remark from the former president who rarely appears in public.

San Clemente Calif UPI Richard Nixon Nixon GOP Gerald Ford Pacific Oceanside Ford Pat Secret Service Coast Guard Ronald Reagan

Ford Moves In Secrecy

President Ford kept most convention activities secret in Kansas City. White House aides faced curbs on candor as reporters were barred from many meetings and Ford used back doors to meet delegates. Family members drew attention with late appearances, dances, and youthful campaigning.

Kansas City UPI Ford Crown Center White House Ron Nelsen Secret Service Betty Jack Steve Susan Nancy Reagan Convention Hall Tony Orlando Reagan Jack Ford California Susan Ford

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