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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1979
Page
17
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United Press International notes June 30 as day 181 of 1979 with 184 remaining. It lists zodiac Cancer births Walter Hampden and Susan Hayward and recalls Ada Kepley’s law degree in 1870, the 1924 Teapot Dome indictments, 1950 troop moves to Korea, and 1977 Carter halting B-1 bomber plans.
In a contract bridge column by B J Becker, West receives a club lead and East plans a spade shift to profit, but West overtakes the king of spades, allowing declarer South to ruff, discard, and secure four hearts. The defense misfires as South muscles to the win.
Citizens on Radio reviews World War II era use of the 27 MHz band and skip signals from Rommel’s Afrika Korps, then discusses CB gear economics, sunspots affecting radios and a faulty FCC license refund plan. The column mixes hobbyist tips with regulatory questions and invites reader inquiries.
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