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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1972
Page
8
The article discusses choosing an opening lead in bridge. It argues for leading for the side rather than the hand, illustrating with a deal where West can lead diamonds or spades. A heart lead risks declarer reaching six notrump, while other leads can yield easier contracts.
The Italian government plans the world’s longest suspension bridge across the Strait of Messina to Sicily. It would span 9 000 feet, take five to eight years to complete, and include a six lane highway. Four towers would rise 100 to 650 feet taller than the Empire State Building.
NBC comedy Sanford and Son features Demond Wilson as 32 year old son opposite Redd Foxx. Wilson, born in Georgia and raised in Harlem, trained in theater from childhood with Broadway roots and performances at Apollo Theatre and Carnegie Hall.
Hollywood reports radio has a 13 hour advantage over TV for airing Nixon's China visit. NBC Radio News will operate 24 hours to serve overnight U S affiliates, broadcasting events to dawn hours in the United States. Chinese and U S pools coordinate with Peking television and satellite links to deliver live coverage from multiple Chinese cities. CBS TV and NBC TV announce forthcoming one hour programs featuring James Whitmore as Rogers and Fredd Wayne as Franklin.
A 15 week study course for Ohio stationary fireman exam starts tonight at Admiral King High School and Larkmoor Elementary School. About 40 students will enroll in the three hour Tuesday night sessions with a kickoff meeting in Admiral King Room 115. Local 103 of the International Brotherhood of Firemen and Oners sponsors the effort with AFL-CIO Appalachian Council funding.
Arnie Lawrence the jazz saxophonist and frequent Tonight Show guest will perform Friday at 8 p.m. in Oberlin Senior High School with the junior and senior orchestras and school bands. He will conduct a workshop nearby Saturday, sharing his improvisation techniques with Oberlin students. Tickets are sold at the door. Lawrence is described as a renowned clinician and an influential improvisation coach by Mrs. Charles Thodt, band parents publicity chair.
Tonight a system moves from the Central Rockies across the Central Plains to the Great Lakes with showers and rain in the South Atlantic States. Snow is forecast in the eastern Ohio Tennessee Valley region and across the eastern interior.
The forecast calls for variable cloudiness and highs in the 30s. Tonight remains cloudy with a chance of snow, with a potential change to rain in southern areas tomorrow afternoon. Lows tonight in the 20s and tomorrow’s highs again in the 30s.
Westerly winds 12 to 22 knots diminishing tonight to 10 to 15. Variable cloudiness with chance of snow flurries today and possible steady snow tonight. Thursday through Saturday turning colder with snow chances, northeast Friday flurries only, and Saturday mostly fair but cold. Highs in the 20s to 30s, lows from the upper 20s to near 15 by Saturday.
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