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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1972
Page
4
Irwin J. Polk argues that health care remains a critical issue in politics while noting real improvements in health statistics. He questions whether increased government involvement will cut costs, cites rising doctor numbers, and warns of looming risks from policy choices and past federal interventions.
The article discusses a scissors coup used to disrupt opponents communications during the 1969 World Championship. Declarer Henri Svarc demonstrates the tactic after North Redoubles and East West bidding signals. The lead of the club king followed by a space deuce shift reveals a singleton.
In a bridge problem by Ira Corn Jr, Svare faces a heart finesse doubt and uses the scissors coup after winning a spade to discard the diamond ten. West cannot access a spade ruff, East is blocked, and Svare ruffs the diamond continuation and then draws the last trump to claim.
Auckland magistrate fines feminist Germaine Greer 40 for obscene public language. Demonstrators protest with four letter word spray painted on the court building and police arrest 25 others after altercation outside court.
A fire at 74th Street and Osborn Road caused about 350 in engine damage to a Volkswagen owned by Dal Miller of 8476 E Chaparral. Firemen said a gas leak started the blaze and it was under control on arrival. A second blaze damaged a fence at 2259 N 74th Way, about 25, with about 10 feet burned and under control.
Cub Scout Den 5 of Tonalea School viewed Alaska slides by Tom Clark and Spain Canary Islands pictures by Marco Wikstrom. Commemorative moon-trip coins were given to Mr. Wikstrom. Denner for March is Marco Wikstrom with Paul Hunt as assistant denner. Tonalea events include Family Fun Night April 7 and a March 17 bridge game for charity.
Basil O Connor president of the National Foundation of the March of Dimes dies at 80 after hospital admission for heart ailment and pneumonia. He spearheaded fund drives that funded polio research and helped develop the first polio vaccine. He met Franklin D Roosevelt in 1920 and formed a law partnership in 1924.
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