Sheinwold on Bridge Pick the righttrick to lose
Bridge column discusses how a player can win by choosing the correct trick to lose. It recounts a specific hand where South misread assets, leading to a 200 point penalty, and explains an alternate line where South could have forced West to reveal a winning lead while preserving combat losses.
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Finch not ruling out run for governor in 1974
Copley News Service reports Robert Finch a former Nixon official and presidential counselor floated the possibility of seeking California’s governorship in 1974. The remark adds to questions about his long term goals, whether he would pursue a U.S. Senate seat, and Reagan’s potential appointment power if vacancies arose. Strong names like John Veneman and others surface as possible Senate contenders, but all remains speculation.
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