Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 13, 1963, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFT HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Kails. Ore. Wednesday. March 13. 196.1 PAGE S A Anti- Pollution Problem Studied By Stute, Industry SAI.KM 1 1 'PI i InHiKlrv jiuti,.l, ,l f j. i Jacob On Bridge "DENNIS THE MENACE" W SALEM 1 1 PI' - Industry and " r pi I sol ii an amendment, mere waslDubs of AOl said it would be ai Local Control Possible brdms- Hlv:.,o.,..,l ..l....l. ...... ,.! I ... the State Sanitary Authority iSSA community" in supplement ing state controls. NORTH A A j 8 yes 6 5 4 ' QJJ082 EAST agreed lodav on the need for Groups In Agreement ..iui , ... The SSA replied that local gov RonLm olT J'"'01'"1 KWr 10 " 4. J "'1?UU0? -rernments could control such area summary abatement of flagrant pollution, but thev disagreed on Isolated Oregon Industries. ,AOlf w " lmon ' and whether aa f " " M spa,e hratlns am) (rash bl s ex. and Crown Zellerbach said thevk0""' beanng should he rcouired!,,hv ,. V, ' 1 , ! !. , i,. i. i. i,., ..-. Pressed satisfaction with the per. Tlv industry spokesman the anti-potlution powers local where it is hard for the RSAl governments should have. The issues are at the core of a .i.., Ilin t;s: A .l,....l.l u. i.i. . . .nrmr l, .. .,, (,...!, ' ......... v iv...,., ...... WEST ....... ... ...... c,., , ,u,. ,,, j.....!.... rxn.'1-M'iiif-H iwruiniwl " l. c .; to reach. It said local units could 'lormar-v K- SSA and sild ex panded local programs would A 10 5 4 VK 107 42 10 9 2 K4 972 JB3 .., ,jUiii nun iii migrant i ne industry representatives )ubs added th.rt the AOI would supplement, the state controls. bill before the Senate Local Gov cases. u,.,.o nnivi.Mii. ..in. i. .... ..... , seeking morel A spokesman of the Salem T, i j i L " ' -.iiiMi ... i..,hn me in seeking more A si breed confusion, weaken the over jail program, and leave industry A K J 6 3 73 ernment Committee. One part of the bill would let i,,h oi ., ,ii. :,. , .. - "- """ f-v"' "' iw us worK M-ague 01 voters said "much ...on.. ...in jimic language anii-ixiilution powers. C h a r e s .n I ip o.-.m I.....I I u u. j .... . . . .. . SOUTH (D) ' A K J 8 3 AQ! Q7 A A 9 6 5 East and West vulnerable SouCh West North Easl 1N.T. Pass 3N.T. Pass Pass Pass Opening lead 4 the SSA seek a court injunction against a polluter without going through the normal, lengthy hear ing procedures that can d r a c . , . - ...v.-.tu .l.lt:ll mu masters. 8rh and Main Open 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p. Friday Nights 'til 9 out for months. The other part would let citiesi and counties enact anti-pollutioii ordinances and would let local government units contract with! iui i r iff I vggsv r7m iW rv (Renneys spxtfa n I ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY fl I Kvl T A False-Card Play Pays By OSWALD JACOUV Written Inr Newspaper Enterprise Assn. My partner's jump to three no-trump was eminently correct He only had nine hiRh card points. but his fifth club represented a probable trick and could be counted as the equivalent of at least one high card point. That does not mean that our three no-trump contract was sound, hut every bridce player has made much worse contracts on occasion. West had a natural heart open ing and at this point I could count U tricks provided the club finesse succeeded. Suppose the club linesse didn't work? West would be in the lead. He might say to himself. "Maybe Jacoby doesn't have a diamond stopper." II nest followed up by leadin; a diamond 1 would have to lose at least four diamond tricks and my contract. I saw that I had a fairly easy way to insure that West wouldn't shift away from the heart suit All I did was to win the heart with my ace. Then I led a spadi to dummy and tried the club fi ncsse. It lost all right, but West Immediately led his deuce of hearts. No one can blame West. His partner's play of the jack and my play of the ace had clearly marked East with the queen. It w as just too bad I had false-card lo torcstall criticism 1 may point out that if West could have looked into my hand and actually- led a diamond my false-card Would have put me down six, but 1 had to take that little gamble. 13 Q The bidding has been: West North East South l Double 2 2 A Pass 3 Pass 1 You. South, hnlri- S765 K42 4AJ9 8 4 2 wnai ao you do? A Bid four hearts. Tou still have onlr eiehl nninu Kni kin of hearts has become a trc- nenaous cara. TODAY'S QUESTION Instead of bidding three hearts your partner bids three clubs over your two spades. What do you do? Answer Tomorrow fmsr -an fiee,you tout wiesu or NomW. you Amnesia Victim Returns After Six-Month Absence SALEM I CPU Sate Department of Asrii-iilinre employe, whose disappearance last tall touched off a widesoread search, turned up Monday State police said the man En. jge-ne LcRoy Shannon, indicated he had been suffering from am nesia. A search through heavy tim- A 3.5-ycar-oldjhered country was launched Aug. 4 after Shannon's auto was found abandoned along a river hank near Rcedsporl. Shannon told slate police Mon day that he remembered nothing before Aug. 20 when lie found himself registered at a Las Veg as. N.M., hotel under the name of Morgan Bear. Brinkley Plans Klamath Feature Klamath Falls will be featured in the near future on the ARC lelevision program David Brink- ley's Journal on KOTI-TV. Tech nicians will arrive April 4-5 to pre pare for the show which is ex pected to take a member of the Great Decisions Group through a day s activities. 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