Mother advice in bridge hands sparks reader comment
Alfred Sheinwold surveys a problem hand where drawing trumps can backfire. He notes dangers when misreading the suit layout and advises drawing no trumps until a clear plan emerges. The column ends with an ad for A Pocket Guide To Bridge and a 1977 LA Times dateline.
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Minnesota Smoking Law Sparks Debate and Confusion
In 1975 Minnesota enacted what was billed as the nation’s toughest antismoking act, banning smoking in public places and requiring smoking areas in businesses. The law lacked funding for enforcement, leading to disputes over bars and restaurants, definitions of smoking areas, and limited injunctive remedies rather than criminal penalties.
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DNA Research Debate Signals Risk to Scientific Freedom
California professor Dr. Donald Helinski warned that sweeping DNA regulation could cripple progress in recombinant research. He criticized overreactions by lawmakers aiming to safeguard DNA work, arguing stringent bans may erode scientific freedom and paralyze an advancing field.
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Wright Angles Nitrogen Use and Public Perception
Helinski warns of misinterpretation of scientists' intent on disease guidelines. He cites public overreaction and political concern as infectious bacteria research advances raise alarm about real danger and potential creation of highly infectious strains.
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