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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1974
Page
12
A list of crossword clues with Across and Down numbers covering various definitions including limited distant at a distance indicated and choler conjunct frozen liquid roman numeral lower parts. The items also include cultural references such as Absalom’s captain and English novelist names, plus botanical and nautical terms.
London education spokesman Charles Paley-Phillips argues teen-age girls should be allowed to wear miniskirts to class. He says some teens are attractive and teachers would be delighted by the style.
In Enna Sicily a 75 year old farmer Antonino Salnitro received a 21 year prison sentence for killing Antonino Rinaldi, a 30 year old man believed to be involved with Salnitro's 70 year old mistress. The ruling was delivered on a Monday.
Hollywood NEA profile of Juliet Prowse planning a five to ten year career push to fund future family needs. She returns to ballet, shifts from big Vegas acts to smaller venues, and weighs more TV work amid a costly Las Vegas act with dancers and crew. She notes Carol Burnett has not hired her recently.
Oliver Finlow Finlow, chief scout, says new long pants uniforms are scarce as parents struggle to afford the $14.50 khaki trousers. The change reduced shorts use and cut troop strength while meeting weekly scout meetings in Stafford, England.
Dear Dick confirms Alfred Newman wrote the Fox signature song and explains the short version is chosen by producers to avoid delaying action. Also clarifies Tallulah Bankhead, James Cagney’s sister, and David Canary’s relation to Jack Palance. Addresses TV language double standards and Killer Bees TV movie origin.
North South play a bridge hand where 16 points open, the sequence 4NT 5NT follows after an initial Pass by West and East, with South bidding 39 4NT 5NT and West leading the five. The hand shows the final contract and opening lead details.
In a mid thirties team match Charley Lochridge invents a criss cross squeeze to win a tricky trick. He ruffs, discards, and cashed trumps then diamonds to reach an unclear finish while East ponders. The feature explains why the play is notable and invites readers to test a four spades bid.
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