Blues icon Muddy Waters dies at 68 in Chicago
The legendary bluesman Muddy Waters McKinley Morganfield died Saturday at age 68 from a heart attack. Born April 4 1915 in Rolling Fork Mississippi he helped fuse Delta roots with electric guitar shaping rock and roll. Waters rose from sharecropper roots to form a Chicago band that included Otis Spann Sunnyland Slim and Buddy Guy among others. He recalled electrifying clubs and the Delta influence fueling his music while balancing work at a paper mill and a radio parts firm in the 1950s.
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Goren's Bridge Puzzles and Takeout Doubles Advice
Sixbridge problems with sample hands explore bidding choices under varying vulnerabilities. Each scenario analyzes cue bids, max raises, and takeout doubles. The article ends by promoting a doubles booklet by Charles Goren, available for $1.85 from Norwood, New Jersey.
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Reagan Tops For Fashion Among Statesmen In 1986
President Reagan is named best dressed statesman by the Fashion Foundation of America, edging out Helmut Schmidt. Dustin Hoffman tops the screen category, with honorees including Herschel Walker, Prince Philip, Harry Helmsley, David Cassidy, Bob Graham, Angelo Martone, Chuck Scarborough, Perry Como, Kissinger, and Cyrus Vance for other roles, as the group highlights fashion and public figures. Also noted, Kissinger and Vance unite to promote bringing the 1986 World Cup to the United States.
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