The other side of the story in a contract bridge play
West's defense turned a potential down one into a victory for declarer. South could have cashed spades AKQ to exhaust West's exit options, then played hearts, forcing West's eventual loss of two diamonds and defeating the contract.
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East
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Tourists Sidestep Inflation For Bargain Vacations
An Associated Press survey shows Americans chose closer to home getaways in 1975 with higher visitor numbers than 1974 at major tourist areas. Gasoline was plentiful but costs for fuel lodgings meals and sightseeing rose. Cape Cod Chamber of Commerce called 1975 a very good year with expected resort business up about 12 percent from 1974, while some restaurants reported softer activity as travelers cut costs.
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Associated Press
Michael Frucci
Cape Cod
Florida
Miami
Hal Cohen
Automobile Club of Michigan
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
Lower
Penin
Beating deaths of two sisters under investigation in Oklahoma
In El Reno and rural Canadian County, authorities search for clues after Minnie Marie Holmes 60 and Agnes Canada 34 were found dead in their trailer home. Police have no motive or suspects as investigators interview neighbors.
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EL Reno
Reno
Canadian
Minnie Marie Holmes
Agnes Canada
T. D. Hale
Mustang
Nixon Papers Custody Fight Draws Justice Dept Warnings
The Justice Department argues Congress had reason to doubt Nixon would safeguard official papers if he retained custody, as a 100 page brief in the ownership case contends. A three judge panel will hear arguments Sept. 22 with the dispute likely reaching the Supreme Court.
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Justice Department
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Supreme Court
United States
White House
Jack Anderson
Mafia Leader Refuses Fifth Amendment in Hoffa Probe
Anthony Giacalone invoked the Fifth Amendment before a federal grand jury investigating Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance. The reputed mob figure, tied to Hoffa's last known meeting plans, refused to cooperate while claiming a fair trial in a separate tax evasion and mail fraud case could be jeopardized by pretrial publicity.
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Anthony
Tony Jack
Giacalone
Teamsters
Jimmy Hoffa
Hoffa
Federal
Grand Jury
Charles L
Chuckie"’ O'Brien
S. Allen Early
U.S. District Court
Ralph Freeman
Doug Ryan
Southfield Athletic Club
Ryan
Bob Taylor
Bernard L. Humphrey
Louis C. Linteau
Jobless Rates Hit New Highs in Oklahoma City and Newport News
Oklahoma City and Newport News Hampton join 132nd and 133rd U.S. cities above 6 percent unemployment, with 6.4 and 7.6 percent rates. The July major labor markets list set a fifth straight record month as no cities were dropped from 131 listed in July. A year earlier 50 cities were included.
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Oklahoma City
Newport News
Hampton
U.S
Labor Department
Virginia Twin-Cities
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