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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1964
Page
1
The piece describes conservative efforts around Eddie Lee W. W. Dick as a major target in the Arizona education power struggle. It details candidates, activists, and factions backing Sarah Folsom for superintendent amid partisan pressure and national-group clashes over federal aid and school policy.
The article discusses in play decisions for a bridge hand focusing on ruff timing and when to lead trumps. It emphasizes using high cards early, ruffing in dummy to neutralize opponents, and avoiding premature ruffs that allow opponents to win tricks. It also covers how to manage heart and club sequences and the effect of opponent discards on slam chances.
The city council approved procurement contracts totaling more than 12 million dollars at Tuesday night session. Western Truck and Requipment secured major awards in the package.
Installation of a third warning siren for Scottsdale should be complete next week per the Maricopa County Phoenix Joint Civil Defense Council. Sirens at Tanalea school Navajo school and Motorola Western Electronics Center will test Saturdays at noon and cost about 3000 dollars each. Defense officials say the devices warn of hostile attack only and are 40 horsepower 360 degree rotating units with about a 12 mile range.
Gay Taylor Realty becomes exclusive Scottsdale representative for Realty Programming Corporation, offering a homes-for-sale magazine sold through 160 coast to coast offices and relocation vouchers usable as down payments, with no extra charge.
Dr. Walter C. Alvarez shares reader letters on remedies for restless legs. Some find relief from sleeping positions, abdominal pressure, rubbing, hot baths, belching, water drinks, milk or syrup of neo calcium, sugar reduction, or woolen blankets. A quack’s manipulation is mentioned.
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