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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1973
Page
19
TV guide lists a Swan Lake ballet special on channel 8 featuring Erik Bruhn, retired dancer. Also see a dense schedule of news, movies, sports, and talk shows across channels 2,3,4,5,7,8,11,12,25.
Channel listings feature The Stranger with Orson Welles and Edward G. Robinson at 7:00, Class of 63 at 7:30, Dangerous Mission with Piper Laurie at 8:00, The Nutty Professor at 8:00, Only The Brave at 9:00, Yes Madam at 10:00, War and Peace Part II at 10:30, Night of the Iguana at 10:30, plus Tarzan and the Slave Girl at 12:30.
A reader urges confrontation of prejudice, while another defends dogs against unfair bias. A genetics professor argues brown eye color requires multiple genes, challenging Ann Landers authority. Letters discuss intolerance, dog training myths, and eye color heredity. Uranus note closes.
A compact crossword clue set lists across and down entries with themes ranging from geography to language. Readers can test vocabulary on terms such as Venezuelan capital, Canadian province, Italian river, and various abbreviations alongside anatomy and epicurean words.
In rubber bridge play from the newspaper, the author discusses maximizing overtricks in a three no trump contract versus aiming for six diamonds. A line involves ducking the first spade, overcalling with clubs, and a club finesse leading to four club tricks and twelve tricks, given East started with three clubs. The note explains a specific finesse choice against East and its impact on the club tricks.
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