Parrot on car wheel ends in quirky traffic stop
In Salem Oregon Scott Bunnell 26 of Corvallis was stopped on Interstate 5 after a parrot perched on his steering wheel while he steered. He faces a maximum $100 fine for driving while encumbered as police call the bird “other” since it did not fit existing laws. In Topeka Kansas the state’s Economic Development Department condemned a Screw magazine ad placed by Al Goldstein noting it was unauthorized and plans to copyright ads to prevent repeats.
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Split hairs in bridge play decide contracts in rare cases
The article argues over fifth trick heart play in bridge. It contrasts leading ace or king of hearts and trump sequences with dummy and East, noting king lead never worsens the contract while ace lead can fail. The author claims the king-first line is unanswerable despite small odds.
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Federal agency gives Langston five months to decide mission
Oklahoma Regents hear that a federal agency demands a clear Langston University mission and concrete implementation plans within five months. The board also approves $750,000 to start the Tulsa Junior College northeast branch and urges collaboration with the state on teacher training.
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