Tucson E N Fish house to receive federal preservation grant
A $15000 federal grant will stabilize the roof and exterior walls of the E N Fish house in Tucson. Ann Eve Johnson of the Tucson Heritage Foundation notes the house on W Alameda Street and N Main Ave. The grant is part of $146426 nationwide Arizona projects funded by Interior Department.
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Quiet bridge play and the three-suit squeeze lesson
In a long column on bridge strategy, Sheinwold recalls a historic hand and a modern quiet play. The featured deal shows South as declarer with spades and a diamond finesse, while the lesson emphasizes not signaling a heart return and choosing to bid one heart to show a major suit.
Egypt Plans First Census Since 1960 Population Boom Likely
Cairo reports the population passed 38 million with projections near 70 million by century's end. The Central Agency for Mobilization and Statistics notes rapid growth outpacing economic development and lifting Cairo's size beyond previous totals.
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Egypt
Central Agency For Mobilization and Statistics
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