Hitchhiking and air quality spark letters to Ann Landers
University of Michigan environmental group criticizes anti hitchhiking stigma arguing car use harms air and offering bike options. Ann Landers counters that pollution and crime risks justify not promoting hitchhiking and suggests neighbors and cycling as alternatives. A Minneapolis reader asks about parenting a child who damaged makeup. Ann endorses charging for the item as a teachable lesson and notes monetary consequences aid understanding.
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Dear Ann Landers
University of Michigan Environmental Action Group
J.W.L
Ann Arbor Mich
Illinois
Different Approaches To A Bridge Slam By Becker
In a dramatic hand from British Bridge World, three famed players aim at a 6X hearts contract. Terence Reese uses a bold A-Q clubs discard to mislead West, then secures slam after a deceptive defense. Tomorrow Karl Schneider offers another path to the same slam.
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Jose le Dentu
le Dentu
Terence Reese
Reese
West
Declarer
East
Karl Schneider
Horoscope segment for March to March
The Stans outline sun sign guidance from Aries to Pisces with dates and cautions. Advice covers judgment, daydreaming, leadership opportunities, negotiations, handling officials, tackling issues, respect for superiors, seeking help for business, family disruptions, following proven methods, personality conflicts, distrust of confidential reports, and independence.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Plastic piping market surges in the 1960s growth boom
New York report from Arthur D. Little shows plastic piping expanding fastest in the pipe market. Resin use rose from 524 million pounds in 1969 toward over a billion pounds by 1975, with market value at 214 million dollars in 1968, up 16 percent from 1967. The share of plastic pipe rose from about 1 percent five years earlier to under 5 percent of the dollar market.
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New York
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Cambridge
Mass
Re Strung Hints From Heloise Beads Are Stunners
Dear Heloise offers a bead stringing guide using inexpensive nylon line to create long multi strand necklaces. She describes mixing black jet with crystals, turquoise with silver, and green gold red tones, plus a DIY method with no needle and knots between beads.
Ingenious Ribbon Trick and At-Home Project Tips
A girl named Anna shares a crafty ribbon substitute using dyed strings hung to dry, noting it looked charming on packages and later in hair. The column offers a homemade slide projector using a white sheet on a card table and invites letters to Heloise for homemaker advice.
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Anna
Twin sons visit by 10 grandparents in Denver hospital
Denver AP reports Mrs. Robert A. Edwards welcomed twin sons whose ten grandparents each visited the hospital to see the newborns. The event highlights large family support during the birth in Denver.
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Denver
Robert A.edwards
Man Neglected India Highlighted by Anthropological Survey
The Anthropological Survey of India marks its silv jubilee with a report asserting that the most neglected animal in India is man. The AP item notes the emphasis on social and cultural neglect as part of the celebratory reflection.
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New Delhi
Anthropological Survey of India
India
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