Goren Bridge Contest Shows Clever South Play
In a detailed bridge hand from the Goren Sharif match, declarer South overcomes a dubious auction and risky defenses to make the contract after careful ruffing, trimming losers, and locating key entries. The piece notes suboptimal bidding by North and aggressive four diamonds by South, then praises South’s technique.
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South
North
Declarer
Onondaga Buffalo Herd Grows Through 1970s Treaty
The Onondaga Nation near Syracuse gains a bison herd from Brad Tiffany under a six season land treaty. For each 20 acres fenced the nation receives one breeding head, with 11 provided growing to 20 and pregnant cows, as the mid point of the agreement passes. Indians and buffalos belong together, Tiffany notes.
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N.Y
Brad Tiffany
Fayetteville
Tiffany
Onondaga and Buffalo Come Together in Treaty and Herd
The Onondaga Nation and Onondaga leader Lee Lyons discuss a buffalo herd raised by Tiffany of La Fayette New York begun in 1970 with 17 head moved from Montana. The herd grows as a symbol of self sufficiency and potential food supply for the nation with ceremonial ties to a 1975 hand painted deerskin treaty.
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Long House
Tiffany
Montana
New York
la Fayette
Syracuse
Mississippi
Lee Lyons
Louise Speakman Wins Boss of the Year at Winchester Jaycees Night
Mrs Louise Speakman received the Boss of the Year award at the Winchester Jaycees Annual Bosses Night banquet. Virginia farm loans rose with total indebtedness at 422 million dollars, up 80 percent from 1960.
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Louise Speakman
Winchester Jaycees
Virginia
Garland R. Quarles Named Pageant Director for Apple Blossom
25 Years Ago 1953 Garland R Quarles was named director of the pageant for the 1953 Apple Blossom Festival. F W Woolworth Company's 5 and 10 store in Winchester announced it would close on April 6. Woolworth has been in Winchester since 1924.
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Garland R. Quarles
F. W. Woolworth Company
Winchester
Woolworth
Chronology of Israel retaliatory actions in Lebanon
A chronology of Israeli raids and air strikes in southern Lebanon detailing attacks from February 1973 through November 9, 1977. It notes casualties among Lebanese soldiers children and civilians and links retaliatory raids to earlier Palestinian guerrilla attacks and incidents in Israel.
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New York
Lebanon
Tel Aviv
Munich
Uited Nations
Aita Ech Chaab
Jerusalem
Mt. Hermon
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
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