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LEVEL 7.Feinstein, Boxer. Answer in ‘campaigns becomes involve- 8. Nunn,Coverdell. new narcotic. Answer a 9. Simon, Moseley-Braun. “IOUT 6 “BIa10eH) “g “BRLIOTTED *), “BUTTOIeD YON “g “BuTjorEg Yynog “g “ONG *p “susUBY guests on a “g ‘TeMeH °% ‘siqesnyoessBy “T SCORING: 18 points —congratulations,doctor; 15 to 17 points — honors graduate; 10to 14 points—you're plenty smart, but no grind; 4 to 9 points — you really shouldhit the books harder; 1 point to 3 points — enroll in remedial courses immediately!; 0 points — whoread the questions to you? recovery ACES ON BRIDGE By Bobby Wolff “To hazard much to get much has more of avarice than wisdom.” William Penn In today’s game, the surest way to score 10 winners is to plana crossruff. South gotoff on the right foot; unfortunately, greed got to him on the way. He lost his game and rubberin search of a possible overtrick. detective ters’ money. Q South took his heart ace and recog- mantends a nized thefutility of trying to establish low-card winners in either minor. Clearly, the way to 10 winners pointed to a crossruff. With three side-suit aces, scoring seven of his trumps separately would give him his game. Correctly, he cashed his club ace ‘and dummy’s diamondace beforebe- ‘A woman jumps continents in mate. a family reincarnation “UHF ginningthe crossruff. A diamond ruff came first, followed by a club ruff. ‘Another diamond was ruffed with a niggardly nine and the plan collapsed. Map Out 2 Hours in Your Schedule for ‘Due South’ trump to expend two trumpsfor only ‘one winner. South was left with only ‘nine tricks and the gamesuffered one By Scott Williams ‘THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Don’t miss ‘Due South” tonight. CBS’ eccentric comedy of a handsome, straight-arrow Mountie fighting crime in Chicago has come upwith oneof the year’s best suspense dramas. It’s sexy, smart and guaranteed to keep you guessing. Surprised? You're entitled. “Due South” was written off as this past season’s one-joke series, i.e., Dudley Doright as “McCloud,” a crime-buster who rescueskittens in trees andtells the streetwalkers he’s not ready for a serious relationship just now. Assigned to consular duties in Chicago, Mountie Benton Fraser (Paul Gross) makes miserable his cynical, streetwise police-detective overseer (David Marciano), The hitchis, that wasn’t quite the wholepicture Viewers whostuckwith “Due South” quickly learnedthe series wasgiven to unpredictable, sometimes violent, mood swings. Instead of endless Canadian jokes, comic pursuits and lurid villainy undone by the last commercial, “Due South’ sometimes would lean toward a kinky, monochromatic West overruffed and returned a After South scored two minor-suit ruffs with his deuce and dummy’s six, “he should have taken no chances. All ‘he needed was five more winners. To cinch these, South continues with minor-suit ruffs, using the high trumps in dummyandin his hand. After winning the first nine tricks, he is left ‘with the trump ninein hand and the eight in dummy. He ruffs one more ‘minorto guarantee a 10th winner and he scores his game and rubber. 62A WEST a1054 ¥QJ9 75 #KI7T42 tincture of black comedy and moral ambiguity. Eh? Pardon? “T liked to reinvent the series every five or six episodes,” acknowledged Paul Haggis, its Canadian creator and executive producer, “WhenI got bored with the tone of the last week's episode, I'd decide to do a dark one.” Dark is unquestionably the mood of tonight’s two-hour movie, directed by Haggis from a script he co-wrote with David Shore. “Wewerein the middleof shootingit and CBS told me they wanted two more episodes!” said “L.A. Law” veteran Haggis, a writer-producer for “thirtysomething” in its first year. “I said, ‘But this is supposed to be the seasonfinale!’ Whata finale it would be, too, starting with the moody, acoustic guitar-driven score by Jay Semko, John McCarthy and Jack Len: Tonight's “Due South” at last explains Fraser's longstanding emotional isolation: He's haunted by the memory of a woman he deeply loved and whom he believes he deeply wronged. It was eight years ago andVictoria (Melina Kanakaredes) was on the lam from an Alaska bank job. Her plane went down in the Frozen North. Fraser tracked her into the teeth of a Yukonblizzard, saved her life, fell in love with her — then sent herto prison. Is it any wonderhe’sa little conflicted? It doesn’t help that the beautiful Kanakaredes could makeSgt. Preston write sonnets to herparole board. Haggisillustrates Fraser's turmoil with a snow-filled memory dream thatis as haunting and poeticasit is surreal. That snowfall motif winds throughthe story, uniting and fulfillingit. So whenVictoria actually appears in Chicago, Fraser realizes he has been given a second chance. Against his better judgment, he finds himself in love with a dame with a past. And, wouldn't you know it, a damselin distress. One of her confederates in the bank job, a mad dog named Jolly (Denis Forest), has escaped fromjail and followed her to Chicago, convinced she’s holding onto the $500,000 never recovered from theheist. He wants “his money. There you have it: A bank job, An es- caped psycho on the warpath. A beautiful dame, A Mountiein love. A wolf named Diefenbaker. Got it? 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The network is considering “Due South” as a midseasonreplacement, should it perform well in its newtimeslot tonight and in the next two weeks. You will rememberto tunein, won't you? Just to make sure youwill, “Due South” is offering to call you at home one hour beforeits 8 p.m. air time. 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