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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1970
Page
3
UPI reports Agriculture Department economists expect a 1971 rise in cigar and cigarillo use after a 1969 low and a 1970 rebound. Per capita cigar use for men 18 and older climbed in 1970 and is projected to reach about 128 in 1971, with pipe tobacco showing a similar pattern.
The Scottsdale-Tempe YMCA announces an eight week oil painting course for beginners starting Oct 5 at 7 p.m. Each two hour session is led by Toni Holdsworth. An organizational meeting for the residence at 8829 E Cactus Rd is planned at 8 p.m. Membership is open to individuals 16 and older.
Skeletal remains found by a quail hunter are believed to be Michelle Ong 8 of Phoenix. She disappeared August 5 with four companions after a desert wash car trouble. The four others were found earlier and died from heat exposure. the group included Ongs brother Scotty 10 and sister Darlene 12 along with grandmother Ann Gibbs 51 and friend Linda Dicino 10.
A Mesa man paid 35 for hitchhiking on a roadway and a Phoenix man was fined 150 for dumping on a roadway. Wilfred Cobb of Phoenix was fined for illegal dumping. George McBride of Mesa paid the hitchhiking fine. Richard C. Chase and Lawrence Dieréksen faced 110 fines for driving while intoxicated. Others fined for speeding included Robert Maxwell Parker Reeves William Thurston James Lee and David Boynton. Manuel Ortiz of Mesa was fined 50 for not having a driver’s license.
A 40,000 acre brush and timber fire raged along a 14 mile front near Cucamonga forcing 4,500 student evacuations at Chaffey Junior College and threatening Mount Baldy. Backfires aided containment elsewhere as winds up to 70 mph spurred spot fires and evacuations continued in surrounding communities.
The excerpt discusses defense as a blend of logic and flair requiring sound play and partnership. It analyzes a hands scenario where declarer performs an elimination play to strip dummy and defenders of safe leads. East’s heart return is crucial. misdefense can force continued heart tricks or allow a ruff and discard, illustrating Simon’s point on perfect defensive cooperation.
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