Penny Shortage Ends As Copper Price Drops
The penny shortage eased after copper prices fell and the Mint expanded production. Mint officials note 10 billion pennies may be produced in fiscal 1975, up about 20 percent from last year, as hoarding and late demand drive stockpiles and circulation changes.
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Arisohn Controls Deal to Win Six Hearts Redoubled
South African bridge star Lazar Arisohn faced West’s strong spade and diamond holdings. He avoided finesses, winning clubs with the ace, discarding diamonds, and eventually ruffing diamonds to turn dummy’s seven of diamonds into a winner. He then drew the last trump and offloaded the queen of spades to secure six hearts redoubled, showcasing strategic, nonfinesse play.
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