Win At Bridge By Oswald and James Jacoby
Oswald and Jacoby discuss two principal lines for South in today's hand. The conservative approach aims to cash nine tricks if diamonds break. an enterprising line shifts early to test heart prospects and induce favorable splits. Analysis covers spade and diamond breaks and potential nine to ten trick outcomes.
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AP education writer William Waugh dies in car wreck
AP veteran William J. Waugh 59 died after his car veered off a Virginia highway near Port Royal while returning home from a hunting trip. Waugh covered Korea as a war correspondent and held AP bureau chief posts in multiple cities before becoming education writer in 1969. Survivors include his wife Renee, a son Stephen, and five daughters.
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Allowances and Privileges for U.S. Senators Revealed
A new Congressional Handbook lists wallet-size electrocariograms free ice and speech writing by the Library of Congress. It details staff allowances, office sizes by state population, plant allocations from Botanic Gardens, and travel and stationery stipends.
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