World Bridge Victory Over Argentina In Four Hearts
The Aces column recaps a World Championship match where the U S beat Argentina as John Solodar and Bud Reinhold reach four hearts. A diamond game was avoided for strategic play, Solodar’s spade lead and a club finesse secured the swing, with careful counting revealing West’s heart and spade holds before the decisive club sequence. The article notes the bid remains four hearts, avoiding slam.
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Wall Street Journal
U.S
Argentina
John Solodar
New York City
Bud Reinhold
Miami
Solodar
East
Heart
West
Hast
Soledar
TV Guide 1982 Schedule Highlights Domestic and Intl Movies
A dense listing of 1982 PBS HBO ESPN CBS and ABC airings across the day headlined by films such as A High Wind In Jamaica Oliver Twist The Searchers and Death Wish plus various TV movies sports events and concerts. Notable items include Man Of Mars First Family Jimi Hendrix biographies and regional news.
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Mystery Squadron
Starsky and Hutch
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Peru
Uruguay
Jamaica
Anthony Quinn
Lila Kedrova
Clint Eastwood
Sondra Locke
Betors
Pat Orangutan
Signa
CBSC
Richard Straues
Vienna Philharmonic
Performa
Lawrence Welk
Ric Sevareid’a Ghronl
Tommy Hunter
Jimmy Dickens
Dave Thompson
Terri Gibbs
Little Shay
Leo Buscaglia
Benson
IRS
USA
Catherine Mary Stewart
George Gilmour
ESPN
Sports Center
Peter O'Toole
James Plunkett
Dublin
Ey Noroneky
Agronsky and Company
Gal Dodd
Sherissa Laurance
Adam
Jonathan
Walt Disney
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T.J. Hooker
Sgt. Hooker
Elliott Gould
Kate Jackson
George Washington
Springfield
Massachusetts
Gbso
Krystyna Janda
Jerzy Radziwilewicz
Poland
NBA
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New York Knicks
Chicago
Gilland
Sonny and Cher
Love Boatsaac
Julie
Gilda Radner
Bob Newhart
Central America
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Guatemala
Jack Lemmon
Bobby Bangon
McClain
Law McClain
Fantasy Island
Jane Fonda
Bennis Raitt
Petar Ustinov
Liza Minnelli
Albert Finney
Bo Derek
Independent Network News
United States
India
LI Span
Boomtown Rats
Ulmit Hendrix
Sports Conti
Spancer Tracy
Richard Widmark
Barker
Washington
LaRue
Joyce
Robert Gueste
Mink DeVille
Benny Hill
Music City News
Tonya Tucker
King J2sir Kristofferson
Barbara Mandrell
Oak Ridge Boys
Moviek
Wild Rovers
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Ryan O'Neal
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Bruce Dern
Charles Bronson
Hopa Lange
Claude Rains
Joar’ Bennett
Jon Ryan
Sharon
New PM Magazine Adds Marilyn Johnstone and Tim Holton
Marilyn Johnstone and Tim Holton will host the new PM Magazine starting April 19, replacing MariRae Dopke and Jack Slater. Dopke becomes associate producer while Slater leaves to devote more time to weathercasts. Johnstone, from Ft. Lauderdale, began TV work as a child host in Boston and has extensive on air experience. Holton, Wayne State trained, has acted, danced and appeared on Good Morning Detroit and Letterman.
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Tim Holton
MariRae Dopke
Jack Slater
Miss Dopke
Slater
Emerson College
Harvard University
Graduate School of Education
Miss Johnstone
Boston Television
Boston
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Holton
Wayne State University
Good Morning
Detroit
David Letterman
Religious broadcasts announce tomorrow's services on TV and radio
Mass for shut ins at 9 30 a m on WTVH TV with Rev John F Harrold celebrant and Vicki Gauci signing for hearing impaired viewers. Ashamed of Jesus is the message title at 11 a m on WMHR FM with Dianne Alfanto guest soloist. Voice in the Wilderness features Rev Alfred L ukette and Rev Joseph Giardinia at 10 p m on WSIV FM with listener phone in questions and testimonies.
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John F. Harrold
Wtvh-Tv
Vicki Gauci
North Syracuse Baptist Church
Jesus
Wmhrfm
Dianne Alfanto
Voice IN the Wilderness
Alfred Lukette
Joseph Giardinia
Wsiv-Fm
Radio Highlights Jazz Alive at Grande Parade de Jazz
Tonight at nine on WCNY FM listeners hear highlights from the 1931 Nice festival featuring Illinois Jacquet Benny Bailey Wallace Davenport Curtis Fuller Kai Winding Arnett Cobb and Ricky Ford. Also Tal Farlow music highlighted in Sounds of Jazz.
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Nice
Wcny-Fm
Illinois Jacquet
Benny Bailey
Wallace Davenport
Curtis Fuller
Kai Winding
Arnett Cobb
Ricky Ford
Tal Farlow
New York Times Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
A dense list of crossword clues spans across and down entries including Ginger yellower and Outward clues. Notable items reference Catamount arts Norse terms Farmyard creatures and Hungarian born conductor names while cryptic phrases hint at cryptic wordplay and thematic entries across many rows.
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N.M
Mixed verdict in toxic shock case against P&G
Deretha Dawn Lampshire, an 18 year old University of Denver freshman, wins a negligence finding against Procter & Gamble over Rely tampons but receives no damages in a $25 million suit. The jury determined the product was defective yet did not breach any warranty.
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Denver
UPI
Procter & Gamble Co
U.S
Procter & Gamble
Deretha Dawn Lampshire
Miss Lampshire
Cincinnati
Rely
P&g
Carol Boyd
James Kaiser
Sherman Finesilver
University of Denver
Floodwaters drop as rain slows Fort Wayne flood scene
In Fort Wayne Indiana steady rain nudges floodwaters lower after days of evacuation. Officials report Maumee River at 23.13 feet down from 25.5 feet as sandbags and dikes hold. Volunteers head home while rest stay on call amid cleanup plans and roadblocks to deter gawkers.
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Fort Wayne, Ind
Fort Wayne
Walt van Etten
National Weather Service
Mayoral
Cheryl Kunberger
Maumee
Ms. Kunberger
Muncie
Alan Wilson
Kunberger
Mark Razeen
Winfield Moses Jr
Snow Covers Parts of Mississippi Valley and North Siene
Snow spreads across sections of the Mississippi Valley and northern Siene with lighter accumulations midweek. Weather officials warn of slick roads and reduced visibility while residents prepare for lingering flurries into the weekend.
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Mississipi Valley
Lak Tag
Weather Forecast And Extremes For The Date
Cloudy tonight with light variable winds slowly shifting to southeast by morning. Low is mid 30s, high tomorrow in the low 40s. Sunset 6 16, sunrise 6 07. Yesterday high 40, low 31. Record highs and lows shown. Seasonal snowfall totals 120.8 inches.
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