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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1981
Page
9
A compact crossword clue list and answer row featuring terms like slight thing scent ore deposit and light indicating certain objects. The grid includes terms across and down such as garden winter devices and Syrian glass along with common words and phrases used in puzzle construction.
A set of five bidding scenarios for contract planning with vulnerable and nonvulnerable hands. Each answer shows tempo, jumps, and sequences guiding partners toward slams or game while describing typical four-deal rubber play. The piece promotes Charles Goren’s Four-Deal Bridge and its teaching approach.
A Newhouse News Service survey notes a summer pattern where top executives are away on vacation at several large companies. Procter & Gamble staggers vacations to keep coverage, Exxon U.S.A. handles gaps without a formal policy, and other firms report simultaneous absences among senior teams delaying inquiries and decision making.
A 52 year old widow Sally S. credits the Scientific Marriage Foundation with finding her a compatible husband after her first spouse’s death. The article notes SMF’s 10 factor IBM matching, 3000 clergy as counselors, and a reported under 1 percent divorce rate. It invites readers to apply by sending 25 cents and a stamped return envelope.
The film opens early to ride the O'Connor nomination buzz. Walter Matthau and Jill Clayburgh perform a dated, stagey adaptation that misses real wit and modern energy. The plot lingers on politics, with few fresh insights, and ends as a tepid relic of Frank Capra style.
A fragmented line notes a person or event with unclear phrasing. The readable words hint at a personal reference and a possible event or title, but concrete details, names, dates, or places are not recoverable from the fragment.
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