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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1983
Page
9
A bridge hand shows East defending brilliantly by sacrificing a spade return and later timing changes. South cannot run nine tricks without risk, and West is kept out of the lead to prevent declarer’s squeeze. East’s defensive play, though risky, proves decisive in the contract.
The Western Maryland Section of the IEEE will hold its regular meeting at Frederick Electronics. Herb Swearengen of Computed Service Center will be guest speaker. Public invited. For more information call Wait Staruk or Karen Blood. Also the Appalachian Chapter of the Maryland Society of Surveyors will meet at Dixon Troxell American Legion Post 211 in Funkstown to discuss legislative changes, subdivision recommendations, and career night report.
A collage of Dear Abby reader questions covers bereavement comments that hurt a parent whose 14 year old son died seven months earlier, a denied diamond debt deduction, and a bride blue’s wedding location dispute with her mother. The column offers sympathy examples and questions of fairness.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 6.09 to 1171.34 as US markets extended a seven session rally and posted a 46.63 point weekly gain. Volume at the NYSE was 89.59 million shares with mixed economic data supporting a continued recovery.
Maryland proposes a $4.8 million tentative settlement with Mid-Atlantic Toyota Distributor and Maryland Toyota dealers over a price fixing case. About 36,000 Toyota buyers in five states could receive $135 or a $250 in-goods certificate for 1980 purchases, with the suit alleging a $500 protection package profit. A court hearing date was set for April 29.
About 100 United Steelworkers locals from mills nationwide gathered in Homestead Pennsylvania to back Fairless Works workers against U S Steel plans to sell to Britain's state steel entity and import semi finished steel. Leaders vowed to reopen contracts and strike if foreign steel arrives, with 4000 potential layoffs amid a 150 million sale proposal.
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