Snowstorm Sweeps Midwest with Snow and Thunderstorms
A fast moving snow storm from the southern Rockies swept across the Midwest bringing heavy snow in the Southwest, snow cover in Nebraska the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and Wisconsin and thunderstorms and rain in Texas and the Southeast. Freezing rain hit parts of the upper Mississippi Valley and the Great Lakes while temperatures stayed cold in the snow belt and Denver reported six above. Record highs for March 3 were set in Daytona Beach and Buffalo.
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Professor and student clash over diamond finesse in rubber
A bridge lesson recounts how a professor avoided a diamond finesse to safeguard a rubber. The student questions the decision after the play wins with West's singleton king exposed, while the professor explains accepting risk to limit further losses and let East win a diamond trick.
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Bridge bidding puzzle: what should you do with 4K J1042 A32
In the sequence West North East South 192h 29 You, South, hold: 4K J1042 YAS2 A32, West passes, partner bids four clubs, East passes. Decide the best action as South.
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Free man to serve 15 day weekend sentences for multiple offenses
Roscoe Perry, 43, a construction worker and father of 13, walked out of jail under a staggered schedule after pleading guilty to driving with revoked license and leaving the scene. Judge George D. Neilson ordered 60 days in jail with weekend-only custody, four days credit per weekend, starting Friday at 5 p.m. and ending Monday at 6 a.m.
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How to Score Memory Quiz Based on 100 Questions
A vintage mental quiz guide lists a 100 question test spread over 10 days with a scoring rubric from memory genius to good. It includes true/false trivia and historical queries such as Cleopatra’s country, Lincoln’s successor, Truman’s entry date, and other classic knowledge prompts.
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JFK Library Fund Nearing Two Million
Boston AP reports the New England Merchants National Bank says the JFK Library Fund total reached 1,960,643.21 dollars, up 952,061 since February 15. Public contributions in February added 1.2 million toward the 10 million library to be built on the Harvard campus.
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Farmer’s Milk Share Closes In On Eleven Cents Per Quart
A report notes that the farmer’s portion of a 25 cent quart of milk runs about eleven cents, leaving other costs for processing distribution and profit.
Withholding Tax Changes May Alter Refund Outlook
The Treasury expects more Americans to adjust withholding as the rate drops from 18 to 14 percent, potentially lowering refunds and risking larger year end tax bills. Taxpayers can set withholding with employer approval to avoid surprises, while the term antipodes is defined through Britannica.
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Dean's Pills Offer Fast Relief For Pain And Sleep
The ad promotes Dean's Pills as a long standing remedy for headache backache and stress related discomfort. It claims diuretic action and muscle soothe as part of relief and invites readers to ask for the large size for a good night’s sleep. It emphasizes a 60 year history and urges purchase today.
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