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Newspaper
Register Herald
Location
Beckley, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1998
Page
12
East-West vulnerable. South deals. Opening lead queen. The hand suggests safety plays are automatic, with six diamonds a superior contract given a 3-1 trump break. A bad trump split and a heart lead complicate the routine play.
In a careful bridge hand, South avoids a trap by winning in hand. Three high trumps reveal West’s long suit but the jack fails, prompting precise play. A clever diamond and heart ruffs sequence preserves entries, enabling South to establish diamonds and secure the slam. West discards a heart, but declarer finishes with a trump and the king of clubs retained as entry to diamonds.
Readers weigh in on a front yard urination dispute labeled by Dear Abby as a normal male ritual. Supporters cite rebellion and humor while critics call it a public nuisance and sexist.
The Federal Communications Commission announced action Monday against WIAT after the station dropped a talk show. Stern's syndicator Eyemark spokesperson Andy Sporkin said she was unaware of the latest cancellation and declined comment.
A Broward County judge issued a warrant for Bobby Brown after corrections officials reported he was drunk and had smoked marijuana when he appeared to serve a five day jail sentence for drunken driving. He had already served the five days and planned to enter a Minnesota drug treatment program, with the warrant postponed until after treatment.
Birmingham CBS affiliate WIAT canceled Howard Stern’s show after a Saturday episode in which he shaved a woman's pubic hair. General manager Eric Land called the program abhorrent, while watchdog founder Jim Metrock filed an obscenity complaint with authorities.
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