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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1980
Page
6
In six notrump with North leading diamonds you win with the king, cash clubs, and return a diamond to your hand to set up twelve tricks even if clubs are 4-1 or 5-0. In seven diamonds, plan a dummy reversal to avoid spade finesse, Ruff North’s heart lead, use trumps to cuff hearts, then run clubs and a final trump to take all tricks.
Readers discuss psoriasis jokes and the National Psoriasis Foundation's outreach. The Elyria NAACP charges against the local school system and a Oberlin case are noted. Dr Steincrohn answers on uric acid and gout prevention with columnist guidance and donation details for copies of his booklet.
A 39 year old woman asks Abby about coping with a long held crush on her husband's brother Arnold and fears of infidelity while loving her husband. Advice urges avoiding fantasizing in Arnold's presence and notes fantasy differs from action.
A reader proposes keeping each parent's surname for children and rejects hyphenation. Abby confirms sensible options and shares alternatives including using the wife’s maiden name as a middle name and the child’s last name tied to the father. A privacy note warns patients may request not be listed on hospital switchboards under the Privacy Act.
A May 5 pretrial hearing is scheduled in Oberlin Municipal Court for Michael T. Smith Robert Kimmey John Ellington and Arlington Joseph linked to an April 8 church fight that involved eight men. Ellington pleaded no contest while the others pleaded innocent or guilty and all have posted bonds. A fourth man who pleaded guilty faces a May 5 sentencing. The incident occurred at the former Christ Temple Church building on South Pleasant Street where a four man band was rehearsing.
The Black River Entertainment Company donated over 3100 dollars to Black River teachers for equipment after teachers requested items and voters chose funding anonymously. Seventeen teachers received checks at Homer Elementary School for items from library step stools to classroom computers.
The Lorain County Board of Elections will extend hours at Elyria and Lorain offices to help registrations for the June 3 primary. The schedule runs until 9 p.m. today and 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
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