Drug contacts help Amateur solves murder in Dallas
Police credit Stan Morris with solving the 1981 murder of Michael Stotler after 18 months of tracking the killer through Dallas’ drug underworld. Morris, 28, lured Kevin Payne to his home, provided key testimony, and helped place Payne in prison for life. Morris faced aggravated burglary charges but was not indicted. He says he felt anger, not guilt, over his friend's death.
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Bridge misgivings and triumph reveal a savvy declarer
The article details a bridge hand where South rebids three hearts to pressure the tenace. West begins with spades, East overruff, and declarer wins clubs and diamonds to execute two trump finesses. East, analyzing the position, could shift by discarding a diamond to thwart the minor-suit threats, but the contract ultimately proves breakable by declarer.
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Goren's Four-Deal Bridge Teaches Fast-Paced Strategy
Charles Goren presents the Four-Deal Bridge method showing how ruffing the second diamond and careful trump play can secure two heart tricks. The promotion invites readers to order a copy and scorepad for 1.75 dollars by mailing to Goren-Four Deal, newspaper books, Norwood New Jersey.
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Brother Finds Long-Lost Sister After 20 Years
WACO Texas AP Julianne Mc Cauley says she felt numb after discovering the brother she never knew, Leon Choate, a 45 year old barber from Carthage, spent two decades tracing their adoption and showed up at her doorstep. They compared photos and learned Mc Cauley’s biological mother died in childbirth. Choate had requested adoption records from the Texas Department of Ian Resources in Austin in 1962.
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Texas governor touts small businesses as state backbone
Gov Bill Clements told the Task Force on Small Business that 80 percent of Texas jobs come from small firms. He said the recommendations should highlight small business importance to the state's economy after a yearlong study.
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