Adhesive-Backed Cut-Outs Spruce Up Dainty Draperies
Hints from Heloise shares quick decor fixes like applying adhesive plastic cut-outs to drapes for a girlish upgrade. Readers also suggest tiny notes in suitcases, small dishware for problem eaters, and clever toasting-crumb cleaning with a straw.
Ann Landers column excerpts on rent help and family dynamics
A collection of Q and A items from Ann Landers discusses posting for roommates to ease rent, avoiding unwanted responses, a 13-year-old reader’s pregnancy query with library guidance, vasectomy legality corrections, and a wife’s control over infant care with father’s plea for balanced parenting guidance.
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Psychic bidding in European bridge match yields bold seven clubs
In the Holland Great Britain contest Oudshoorn Boender versus Collings Cansino the East West hands led to an extraordinary seven clubs contract after a daring psyching sequence. The West player opened king of Players and the British pair navigated the bidding to force seven clubs, illustrating the risky but thrilling nature of psychic bids in high level bridge.
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Astrological guidance mixed with a bridge scoring report
Horoscope dated predictions cover March to February with shifts in business and relationships. A bridge session details contract bids, doubles, and two grand slams, highlighting Boender Cansino and teams, with points and outcomes for multiple hands and clubs.
U S Contributes To Prison Camp Replacing Tiger Cages
In Washington AP reports the United States will provide about 400000 dollars to build four new high security camps on Can Son Island to replace tiger cages used for about 7000 prisoners. Work began last April and Congressmen criticized the cages as inhumane while one cage was destroyed and another used as a warehouse.
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Secret Service Forms New Unit to Protect Visiting Dignitaries
Washington AP report: a new Secret Service unit, the Foreign Dignitary Protective Division, was authorized by legislation signed by President Nixon on January 5. Director James J. Rowley said protection of visitors was previously temporary and the unit size remains classified.
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Britain Warns Cafes Over Butter Labeling Substitutions
A British board ruled that substituting margarine for butter breaches trade description law. Cafes and restaurants face fines up to 400 pounds if menus promise butter but serve margarine.
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Grate of Chie Compliance Report Notes
The report from the Department of Insurance warns that the state requires insurers to file annual statements. It lists admitted assets and net assets and notes expenditures and assets figures as of December 31.
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