Remarkable contract achieved in four hearts by Tim Seres
In a team match Tim Seres as South over a two spade preempt drives to four hearts after West leads queen spades. Seres plays a low spade from dummy and ruffs, then wins with diamonds and trumps to contract. If he had used king of spades first the defense would beat him. The deal underscores bold, precise play and timing.
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Tim Seres
West
Seres
East
Declarer
Presidential ambitions fray Democratic convention forces
Ambition fights within the Democratic ranks at the Miami Beach convention as power plays and credential skirmishes echo earlier party battles. Delegations, seating votes, and internal deals dominate the scene, with few firm policy divides beyond postwar war end pledges.
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Humphrey
Wallace
McGovern
California
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wellington street costs underwritten by Board of Public Affairs
The Board of Public Affairs will underwrite 368000 for Wellington street construction and will buy bonds issued by the village council to cover 12 past paving projects totaling 227000. The board will lend 141000 for one year at four percent to cover ongoing paving. Future assessments will be billed to adjoining property owners, though some parcels lack certification. The board also approved 1995 for three new 500 KVA transformers for Cleveland Steel Products Corp emergency, up to 700 for Weber Driveway blacktopping, and notes Peace Corps had 8500 volunteers in 1971 aiding 540 projects globally.
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Board of Public Affairs
Village Council
Lorain County
Cleveland Steel Products Corp
A. J. Weber and Co
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