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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1971
Page
4
In an editorial note from the WashingtonIA Evening Journal, May 7 1971 contributors reflect on praise, reserve, and mutual respect. A quip from Ottumwa Courier notes a Wichita student and a Baxter Springs classmate who endured a 75 plus hour Monopoly marathon in a Topeka radio window, highlighting humor amid trying times.
The Creston News Advertiser cites editorials urging a statewide effort to improve the image of police, arguing that understanding and appreciation of officers’ work enhances public safety amid media portrayals. It notes snickers at a high school musical and calls for positive efforts to support law and order locally.
Des Moines region officials recount widespread use of planning commissions in about 430 towns and counties. Projects include Keokuk redevelopment, Cedar Falls Main Street mall, and regional schemes guiding transportation, water, and zoning with federal funds.
The Pepper Ettes 4-H club of Ainsworth will meet Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jill Roberts home. Roll call will be answered with Family Activity We All Enjoy. Also notes on recent family activities appear in local society mention.
The article presents bidding-based strategies for declarer play in bridge. It explains a dummy reversal approach, where the declarer uses dummy position logic to guide ruffing and discarding, and details lines to secure a slam by controlling tricks and timing.
The 1971 Richland Alumni Banquet will be held May 28 at 7 p m in the Richland Elementary center gym. Guest speaker will be Allen Morgan, a former Richland High graduate from Birmingham Michigan. Officiating officers include Keith Leppert president Ray Maorer vice president and Mrs Don Niece secretary treasurer. Dinner costs $2.00 per plate with 75 cent dues. Reservations due by noon May 27, to Mrs Don Niece or Mrs Jr Snyder.
A collage of light trivia and odd facts covers love, marriage, and behavior. It notes dating tips, miniskirt handwriting quirks, road trip cafe cues, and a Las Vegas showgirl ideal. Questions and quick answers touch on rhinos, presidents, and car buyers.
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