The king is a woman in the rail industry
Harold Holmquist of Burlington Northern says women now hold 70 000 of 560 000 railroad jobs and the outlook is bright as tech advances push women into programming, systems analysis and data processing. Mariel Saign, 28, is a relief yardmaster at Fargo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold H. Holmquist
Burlington Northern
Holmquist
Air Industry
Washington, D.C
Holmquist’s Railroad
King
Mariel Saign
Fargo
N.D
Knotty Rings: Macrame Influences Modern Jewelry
Fashion notes describe macrame influence on rings, from silver wire knotted designs to gold wedding rings with diamond accents. Also offered are quick remedies for puffy eyes using cold compresses and home treatments.
Born Today Horoscope for April 4
The reading notes a cautious temperament in finances and a tendency to rely on others for money matters. It describes a quiet, tenacious personality with charm, needing broad recognition and stable ethics developed through maturity. Potential emotional fluctuations in youth are noted before a strong personal code forms.
Zodiac Daily: Read Tomorrow by Your Birthday
ARIES optimistic about employment changes while TAURUS faces tests that may prove impractical. GEMINI should complete current projects before starting anew and CANCER may feel unhappy but can improve by staying calm. LEO warns against signing documents you do not understand. VIRGO emphasizes distant contacts affecting today’s venture. LIBRA opens to a promising afternoon if not panicking. SCORPIO faces morning calm but afternoon difficulties. SAGITTARIUS should avoid new tasks. CAPRICORN seeks tactful honesty within family. AQUARIUS urges settling domestic issues before work. PISCES cautions against impulsive decisions based on feelings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Bridge Notes: King of Hearts Lead and Finesses Fail
North 10864 in Utopia outlines a bridge hand where finesses fail with little to gain. West opens king of hearts, South ruffs, then loses a diamond finesse. East returns a diamond. South ends with only one trump, discards, and deduces West is short in clubs. South then cashes clubs and finesses for the queen, but West’s queen becomes the setting trick. The article notes the right percentage play avoids finesses, drawing trumps and ruffing dummy, then playing diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
East
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge bidding puzzle with three clubs response
In a contract bidding scenario, West opens and the hand shows spades. South holds AK654 WA23 and AKGH5S4. The prompt asks what to bid after partner opens with three clubs, contrasting cowardly pass, bulldozer six spades, and expert five hearts. The correct action is to decide the next bid for partnership. Tomorrow reveals the answer.
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NEA Women’s Editor
New York
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Lompoc
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Zody
Scorpio
By Marv Myers
By Oswald
James Jacoby
By Barnes
Cliybell
Gary
Elizabeth Starr Figure
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