Obituary notices for Steehler Lombardi Finn Charron and Lee
Obituaries chronicle Marjorie Ann Steehler 54 of 212 Princeton with Palm Chapel services and interment. Carl Lombardi 63 of Denver dies while visiting, services pending. Ralph Finn 61 of 4200 Crater Ave dies in local hospital with Palm Memorial Park burial. Phyllis Charron 30 cocktail waitress dies in Suitland with services pending. Bok Leong Lee 55 keno writer for Showboat Hotel dies at home with services pending in San Francisco. multiple survivors listed for each case.
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Marjorie Steehler
Marjorie Ann Steehler
Princeton
State Welfare Agency
Steehler
Lucerne
Idaho
Palm Chapel
Paul Egertson
Calvary Lutheran Church
Palm Mausoleum
Mallory Steehler
Las Vegas
Ronald Steehler
la Puente
Calif
Barbara Connor
Kirkland, Wash
Marilyn Lee
Honolulu
Elmer Dillon
Chester Dillon
Seattle
Carl] Lombardi
Denver
Colo
Mr. Lombardi
Palm Mortuary
Helen Lombardi
Tony Lombardi
Angelina
Ralph Gabriel Finn
Crater Ave
Fremont
St. Anne’s Catholic Church
Eagles Lodge
Cincinnati
Joseph Baldus
Palm Memorial Park
Cecilia Finn
Ronald
Gerbert Finn
Elaine Koenig
Phyllis Charron
Phyllis O. Charron
Debbie Way
Bok Lee Bok Leong Lee
Clifford
Mr. Lee
China
San Francisco
Yut Ning Lee
Resisting the Enemy Is Second Best Plan in Bridge
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where careful defense and precise play determine the outcome. The article outlines the South declarer’s plan to manage trumps, clubs, and diamonds, and explains why careful inference and signaling matter in the lead and ruff sequence.
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East
South
Declarer
West
Pilots Set Deadline For Strike Against Western Air Lines
In Chicago the Air Line Pilots Association sets a September 5 midnight strike deadline for Western Air Lines. The period ends the 30 day cooling off mandated by the Railway Labor Act as mediation continues in Fort Worth. ALPA cites slow talks over wages seniority work scheduling and terms.
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APS
Western Air Lines
Air Line Pilots Association
ASPA
Railway Labor Act
Fort Worth
Tex
National Mediation Board
ALPA
Correction over misstate in Herron plea
The SUN retracts its report on Glen Herron pleading guilty. Herron and Tom Hanley faced assault charges but Herron pled guilty only to disobeying a summons to appeal for income tax review. The paper apologizes for any embarrassment caused.
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the Sun
Glen Herron
Herron
Tom Hanley
Mr. Herron
Citrus disease costs US millions over four decades
Citrus canker, a serious plant disease from abroad, arrived in the United States in 1910 prior to quarantine laws and cost the government over 13 million dollars before eradication in 1950.
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Miami
United States
Regents study who gets computer center control
The University of Nevada Board of Regents delayed October for a decision on which unit should control the data processing center. The Desert Research Institute seeks to keep administration, while Chancellor Humphrey and Reno campus President Miller push for change. Raepler notes desired use of the center as an auxiliary enterprise serving paying clients.
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The
Desert Research Institute
Neil Humphrey
Reno
N. Edd Miller
Humphrey
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