New Congressional Faces Yet Many Things Remain the Same
AP report outlines expected actions after the 96th Congress convenes. It cites Harry Tomes touring Browns games from New Jersey, Byrd’s filibuster push and retreat, Kennedy’s NH primary plans, Carter tax reform stances, Long’s critique, Ford and Reagan multi state tours, Dole unsure about 1980 bid, and Brown Jr bus tour amid presidential speculation.
Westinghouse pleads guilty in Egypt bribe case faces fine
Westinghouse Electric Corp admitted paying 323000 in bribes to Ahmed Sultan Ismail, former deputy premier of Egypt, in exchange for 30 million dollars in power plant contracts. A 300000 fine was set under a plea deal questioned by Judge Barrington D. Parker over secrecy and justice concerns. The case stemmed from disclosures about concealing Ismail's identity to shield Egypt‑Israel peace talks.
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Playing by Ear A Bridge Lesson in Finesse and Read
In a Chicago TribuneBridge column, Goren explains a hand where declarer ignores odds to read the opponents. West leads hearts then diamonds, South tests the spade layout, and the finesse fails but a spade play yields the contract.
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