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Newspaper
Lompoc Record
Location
Lompoc, California, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1974
Page
8
A word puzzle page lists crossed clues for across and down entries with partial words and hints. The grid includes references to items like hidden data, emblems, and spy themes, featuring clues such as cloakdagger Francisco and various word fragments to solve.
A dense list of crossword style clues including Obie town and Roman goddess of harvest, with entries spanning generic hints to specific terms, suggesting a puzzle compilation with varied difficulty and theme entries.
Hollywood reporters note writers move from screen to books for freedom and potential profits. Gwen Bagni and Paul Dubov describe their transition from TV and film to a first novel What'll We Do On Sunday? and their plan to adapt to film later. Publisher Sol Stein adds that author strategy shifted from book sales to Hollywood prospects.
The column outlines monthly gains and focus areas for each zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces, highlighting collaboration, profits, social ties, education, and family matters. It notes shifts in social demand and potential advancement, with a closing discussion on authorship revenues and paperback rights.
The article discusses a bridge deal where South could have secured contract by careful ruffing and heart finesse. It contrasts fair versus good players, noting West began with two trumps and that a failed heart finesse left South down one.
In the given auction the bidding shows South on lead with K29A 3765 and Q94. After double pass by North and passes by East and South, the correct response is A-Bid three hearts. The puzzle asks what to bid when partner passes your double and East passes.
District Attorney David Milner announced criminal fraud charges against itinerant advertising salesman Warren Keith Bixler in the Solvang Santa Ynez Valley case. Two counts of petty theft and two counts of false representation involve ads sold for a book Leaders of the Valley that was never printed. Police say thousands were solicited over eight years, with buyers paying 40 to 200 dollars. farmers ranchers and breeders in the valley were the main victims. Anyone solicited or who bought ads should contact Sgt. Delagrave.
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