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Newspaper
Monroe News Star
Location
Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1971
Page
28
The article argues the finesse is the most tempting and easiest line of play, often obscuring the best contract. It notes how Ace Bobby demonstrates the risk of overreliance on a single misleading tactic in high level play.
Northeast Louisiana University extends an invitation for a four week study tour at the University of Angers France. Additional spots are available with a $700 cost covering travel housing meals tuition and fees. The June 25 to July 27 trip offers up to six credit hours and courses in French history and art taught by French professors.
Goldman outlines avoiding heart and club finesses. After winning the spade ace, play to dummy’s queen or for a sure plan, cross ruff with clubs and spades to reach ten tricks. He warns against reflex finesses and suggests consulting alternate lines before committing.
The Bry Hall Art Gallery at North east Lourgana University displays works by Shannon Frost Kenneth Purcell and Catharine Jones three NEU art seniors through June 11. The show features black and white photographs exploring artistic concepts and techniques, with Purcell and Jones also presenting acrylic paintings.
Area law enforcement announced the arrests of eleven individuals in coordinated narcotics raids across Jackson Ouachita and Winn parishes. Those charged include nine in Jackson parish for distribution and dispensing of LSD and marijuana, a Monroe woman for LSD, Winnfield residents for marijuana, and a juvenile for LSD. Police expect further arrests as the operation continues.
Three burglaries were under investigation by Monroe police led by Chief James C. Kelly Jr. at Hudson Oil Service Station a break in through a west window occurred with a cookie and cigarette machines pried and coin boxes stolen. Murray’s Barbeque saw a screen removed and a door pried with an ax with 80 cents missing. Cox Furniture broke in via plywood damage at 501 Texas Ave. Curtis V Colman 51 was jailed for operating a dis orderly house. Two autos reported missing a 1970 Impala later found abandoned and another car recovered on Highway 165 with two youths taken to juvenile authorities from a group that escaped a Louisiana Training Institute. The remaining two fugitives were still missing.
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