Italian overcall and bold bid topple world bridge drama
The 1957 world championship deal features Siniscalco opening clubs and overcalling spades. Forquet supports to 4 hearts, Ogust leads clubs, declarer misdefeats despite a winning line unseen by onlookers. If Siniscalco ruffs and cashes diamonds then trumps, declarer would prevail.
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Koutchou
Siniscalco
Forquet
West
Ogust
East
Declarer
Occidental Petroleum recovery odds and Libyan risks
In eight years Occidental Petroleum grew into a large company under Armand Hammer with Libyan concessions accounting for about 45 percent of 1969 earnings. Risks include Libyan government pressure and higher crude costs. potential passing of higher costs could squeeze profits to 5 cents per barrel. Market sentiment shows weakness but some hope if Middle East tensions ease.
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Occidental Petroleum
Maine
Occidental
Armand Hammer
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Post Office shifts to efficient customer oriented service
The U.S. postal service adopts a businesslike policy to treat customers better while cutting back on some pickups deliveries and hours. Postmaster General Blount and Assistant Postmaster General Nunlist say service will vary by locale with longer Friday rural hours and possible five or six day delivery while weekend staffing is reduced and Sunday night sorting may replace Saturday work in some cities. Experimental changes are under way in 22 test cities.
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Washington
UPI
U.S. Postal Service
Frank J. Nunlist
Nunlist
Winton M. Blount
Washington, D.C
Cleveland
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Wellington to open schools on Sept 2
Orientation sessions for all teachers in the Wellington Exempted Village School System will be held August 31 and September 1. Non certified employees of the school system also will attend sessions for planning the new term.
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Wellington
Back to School Sessions Open for Wellington Staff
Aug 31 morning kicks off with Superintendent C H Allison and School Board Clerk Chal Mer Mosher for a general session. New teachers attend a noon luncheon at Ponderosa Pines to meet the board and administration.
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Chalmer Mosher
Ponderosa Pines
Board of Education and
School Administration
Allison
Oliver Ocasek
Wellington
Ani
Laboray
Lead paint dangers linger in homes and child risk
Federal hearings reveal lead in prewar paints injures and kills children under six. Substitutes like titanium dioxide exist, but labeling is weak. calls grow for a strong federal standard and mandatory warnings. Safer removal methods include sealing or covering lead paint rather than simply painting over it.
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Washington
National Commission On Product Safety
Commssion
Washington Area
du Pont
Wizard Automobile
William V. White
The
Safety Commission
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