Bridge bidding and play show forcing hearts contract details
The article outlines a bridge bidding sequence where South opens three hearts after a one spade pass and two diamonds overcall. It discusses defensive and declarer lines, including ruffing clubs, discarding spades, and timing the diamond and trump plays to try to make the contract. It emphasizes maintaining the bidding with forcing responses and attempts to set up long spades while managing diamonds and hearts.
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South
North
Declarer
Dummyr
Tax strategy shifts toward inheritance and gift taxes
The piece discusses tax policy debates amid a downturn, noting support for higher inheritance and gift taxes to fund relief and avoid broad income tax increases. It cites Democratic figures like Ramseyer, Couzens, and Fess who envision estate taxes as feasible amid pressing federal relief needs.
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Ramee Appeal
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Wars and Means
Ramseyer
Unscrutable OCR fragment headlines local event
Fragmentary text offers limited readable facts about a local agricultural or community notice with unclear names and dates. The snippet hints at a farming context and possible price or weather details but lacks complete nouns and verbs to form a coherent report.
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