New Zealand Triumphs Over U S In World Bridge Match
In the 1974 world championship New Zealand defeated the United States with strong North South play led by Cornell Abrahams and Blumenthal. Goldmans odd diamond lead backfired as Blumenthal found the club return and the slam went down. Italy also excelled, scoring 3 070 points by taking six spades doubled and six hearts doubled at separate tables.
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Akron zoo charged over animal care standards
CHICAGO AP Akron Parks and Recreation Bureau has 20 days to reply to a formal complaint alleging the city's children's zoo failed to meet federal Animal Welfare Act standards. It marks the first public zoo charged under the act since 1971 when exhibit animals came under federal rules.
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Columbus State Hospital Renamed as Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital
The Columbus State Hospital in Columbus Ohio has been renamed the Central Ohio Psychiatric Hospital to avoid confusion with the Columbus State Institute. Dr Timothy B Moritz director of the Ohio Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation announced the change.
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One-time U S Attorney Who Probed Chaplin Dies
Los Angeles judge Charles Carr who once prosecuted Charlie Chaplin for Mann Act violations died Sunday at 73. Carr served as U.S. Attorney in Los Angeles in 193. Chaplin was acquitted.
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Cleveland emerges as possible VW plant site
Cleveland Mayor Ralph Perk said the city has a 50 50 chance of landing the Volkswagen plant as the company weighs building outside Germany The decision by VW board is due April 23 and site choices would follow. Deputy says in San Francisco Rudi Cox the first openly gay hire hopes society treats gay people as citizens and taxpayers.
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Virginia Knauer’s Husband Wilhelm Knauer Dies
Wilhelm Knauer aged 82, husband of Virginia Knauer Ford administration consumer affairs aide, died Saturday. He served as deputy attorney general of Pennsylvania from 1925 to 1934.
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