One Eyed Bridge Players and a Slam Hint
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge hand where misreads lead to a failed slam. He argues a blind player could still win by logic from the opening tricks, using East’s ace queen of diamonds to infer West holds the king of spades and advising the correct lead sequence. The piece closes with a daily bridge question and ad for a pocket guide.
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Personal Income Up In Arizona 1967
Arizona's total personal income rose 7.4 percent to 4.4 billion dollars in 1967, a 303 million gain, marking the 23rd straight year of growth. Per capita personal income climbed to 2681 dollars, up 137 dollars per person, outpacing the national 6.9 percent increase.
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Highway Budget Rises by 4.8 Million in Arizona Plan
The Arizona Highway Commission boosted its 1968-69 budget by 4.8 million to 288.2 million. At a Monday meeting, several new projects were added, with about 100 million slated for new construction.
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