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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1981
Page
9
A mixed puzzle page features a large crossword with clues spanning across and down, including references to literature, geography, and wordplay. It also presents two bridge bidding scenarios for readers to analyze, with given hands and question prompts on optimal contracts.
A concise guide by Charles H. Goren outlining bridge responses to diverse hands. It covers takeout doubles, one no trump raises, four spade futures, and jump shifts with vulnerable hands, detailing optimal actions for each presented hand and auction.
A mother asks Dr Crane why Janet a rebellious young woman contrasts with her senior sister Beth a top student. The piece argues parental bias toward older children shapes younger siblings fostering jealousy and friction unless balanced by equal love and concessions. It cites Hinckley case as a broader warning about unspoken favoritism and its effects on family dynamics.
New York AP report recalls Tin Pan Alley origins on East 14th Street with publishers windows filling the air with music. It later spread across Seventh Avenue Union Square and 28th Street to the Brill Building on Broadway at 49th Street, seen as its headquarters in the 1930s and 40s. Irving Caesar, 85, cites hits from the Brill Building including Is It True What They Say About Dixie. He notes Tea for Two wrote in five minutes while Suwanee took longer.
TV guide style rundown lists NBC CBS and ABC primetime line up. Program titles include NBC Nightly News Jowers Wile and News Center updates. Features span Family Feud Happy Days Laverne and Shirley The Jeffersons and Wheel of Fortune.
Hollywood report on Ruth Gordon and Gary Coleman co starring with Paul Le Mat in Jimmy the Kid a caper about kidnapping the son of Cleavon Little and Fay Hauser location shot at Bob Hope ranch on Malibu Canyon. The piece notes Colloquial on set dynamics and the Colemans family keeping Gary's life normal in Zion Illinois.
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