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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1976
Page
10
This text explains forcing bids in bridge, noting responder new suit bids are forcing. It covers two spade and two diamonds as forcing, the opener's two club bid as non forcing, and a jumper by the opener as forcing. It also discusses reverse bids and sequences illustrating when last bids are forcing versus non forcing.
An exhibit titled Lorain County Through The Years is on display at Lorain County Community College library. The collection, from the Lorain County Historical Society, includes several books chronicling the area's history. The free exhibit is open weekdays from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. through September 13.
The piece discusses TV’s impact on child reading, noting broadening vocabularies yet limited efficacy of Electric Company for teaching reading. It contrasts Sesame Street’s phonics approach with the current program, urging parents to teach reading at home and warning against overreliance on television for literacy.
The endangered Kirtland's warbler once neared extinction after pine forests in Michigan were spared from fires. Occasional burns create the necessary young woods the species prefers. Also noted is Airman Colleen J Richards from North Olmsted, assigned to Altus AFB Oklahoma after basic training at Lackland, serving as an administrative specialist.
A physician recounts a case of a wealthy couple in their early 40s, one of whom dies within 18 months from a coronary. The story contrasts a frugal health message with a cautionary note on risks from smoking, long work hours, and poor sleep. A second letter asks about water hardness and sodium, with a medical commentary warning that excess sodium raises blood pressure for those with heart disease or hypertension.
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