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The Smithsonian Institution was founded under the terms of a bequest made by a British mineralogist and chemist named James Smithson. It was to be an establishment for the increase and diffusion of knowledge. To accomplish the terms of the bequest, the institution maintains collections of scientific and artistic interest, sponsors scientific research and exploration, publishes books and periodicals and provides for the international exchange of publications. The Smithsonian Institution is governed by a board of regents which consists of the vice president of the United States, the chief justice, three members each of the Senate and House of Representatives and nine citizens appointed by joint resolution of Congress. The secretary of the institution acts as executive director. One of the most popular collections is the National Air and Space Museum. This comprehensive display surveys the development of aviation and astronautics. 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PISCIS mar. 3- - 20 6-- ( 2 4 VO 117 COMPLETE Judge Parker By Paul Nichols STOCK LIQUIDATION SALE! OFF ALL MERCHANDISE CLOSE-OU- EVERYTHING MUST GO IN 3 WEEKS ON T EVERYTHING IN THE STORE GAHDEffl SPOT NURSERY 640 E. 4500 SO. Weekdays CLOSED SUNDAY 9-- 6 Goren on Todays Bridge Hand By C. H. Goren and Omar Sharif NOT SWITCHED OFF! vulnerable. North-Sout- This hand is from the Mixed Pairs Championship of the European Economic Community Championships. Italian star Dano de Falco reached four hearts on the auction shown. West led the jack of spades, which held, and continued the suit for declarer to ruff. Now South displayed impeccable technique. He cashed the ace and king of trumps, then led the ten of diamonds. West covered with the king and dummy's ace won. All that was left to do was for declarer Jo ruff dummy's last spade just in case East had preempted with a suit. Since it would not help to overruff, West discarded a club. However, he was only postponing the inevitable. Declarer threw him in with the queen of trumps and, whether West exited with a diamond or a club, he had to present declarer with a trick in whichever suit he chose. While declarer's technique was impressive, we are sure our eagle-eyereaders will have spotted that North deals. NORTH Q76 J842 0 AQ72 A3 WEST J3 EAST K 1098 54 A K Void ?Q97 OKJ85 0 63 43542 1076 SOUTH 2 A K 10653 0 1094 Q South 10 4 ? 3 4 Pass Pass Opening lead: Jack of You JJaCJUAOV (SLGA2AMj SaILB CALPHALON PROFESSIONAL COOKWARE All Open Stock West Pass . dont get many opportunities to defeat opposing contracts. Therefore,, it is critical to accept those chances when they come. d Have you been running into double trouble? Let Charles Goren help you find your way through the mase of DOUBLES for penalties and for takeout. For a copy of his DOUBLES'' booklet, send $1.85 to care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 4426, Orlando, Fla. 32802-4426- . Make checks payable to Newspaperbooks. federal judge has awarded Duchesne County woman whose husband died of stabbing wounds after receiving improper medical attention from a government doctor. A District Judge David K. Winder ruled the federal Public Health Services doctor assigned to the Uintah and Ouray Indian Reservation in Fori Duchesne negligently failed to provide proper medical care to Claude Cesspooch, who died Sept. 29, 1981, at age 37. But Judge Winder ruled Mr. wife, Evalita, who filed the Federal Tort Claims suit, and the victim himself were partially responsible for the death; thus, he awarded Mrs. Cesspooch only 55 percent of the total $170,000 damages she suffered as a result of her husband's death. Judge Winder handed down his findings of fact and conclusions of U S, law, reached after a trial, last week. On the evening of Sept. 28, 1981, Mr. Cesspooch was stabbed with a knife in his jugular vein. Mr. Cesspooch, covered with blood, was taken by ambulance to the Duchesne County Hospital, where he was examined by Dr. Larry Stinnet, who until June 1982 was a general medical officer on the non-jur- reservation. Dr. Stinnet should have known Mr. had lost a significant Cesspooch amount of blood, Judge Winder found. The doctor neglected to take various tests that would have indicated the seriousness of Mr. Cesspoochs injury. Judge Winder found Dr. Stinnet also tailed to "properly warn, advise and explain to Mr. and Mrs. Cesspooch the seriousness of the injury that had been suffered by Cesspooch. Rather, Dr. Stinnet only told them that the wound was superficial and 's UDOT Changes The Utah Department of Transportation's number has been changed because it was causing too much trouble for a Logan business. The number was the same as a Logan firm's number without the prefix, and callers would sometimes toll-fre- e y Road-Informati- on omit the prefix and contact the Logan company, said Kim Morris, UDOT community relations director. The new number, effective Immediately, Is The number for road conditions and travel Information for Salt Lake that Cesspooch had not sustained a critical blood loss." Dr. Stinnett urged Mr. Cesspooch to stay at the hospital, but Mr. Cesspooch insisted he didn't need to be there and wanted to leave. Mrs. Cesspooch, present while her husband was being examined, did not encourage him to stay at the hospital. About two hours after Mr. Cesspooch was admitted to the hospital, the couple returned to their home about 18 miles away. Twice that night Mrs. Cesspooch called the hospital with concerns about her husband's condition. Although a nurse and later Dr. Stinnet advised her to bring Mr. Cesspooch back to the hospital, she declined. At about 4.30 a m. she called an ambulance because Mr. Cesspooch was not breathing. He was transported by paramedics to the hospital and at about 6 a m. Dr. Stinnett pronounced him dead. Number Mr. Valley residents is still Morris said. The report is a Joint UDOT and Department of Public Safety project and provides recorded Information from UHP troopers and UDOT maintenance crews, Mr. Morris explained. 964-600- n AS SEEN ON TV yiOto20OFF Was 29.95 SALE ALL 1995 Chantal COOKWARE 10t.20 All OFF open stock pieces 5 OFF YOUR OFF ALL OPEN STOCK OFF ALL SETS & STEAK KNIVES PURCHASE SALE & DISCOUNTED ITEMS HENCKEL CUTLERY 20 30 RETURN THIS AD FOR 1 $93,500 to a Pieces Gorea-Doubles- Stab Wounds Improperly Treated, Judge Rules THE SEB MINICHOP Wonderful to chop parsley, garlic, onion, herbs, etc. six-car- d 98 The bidding: North East the defense had slipped. And, as so often happens, the error occurred at the very first trick! East can take his partner off the looming end play if he overtakes with the king of spades and shifts to a club. The defenders are now assured of a trick with the king of clubs; and when West is thrown in with his master trump later in the hand, he will be able to exit safely with a club and sit back and wait for the diamond trick that will defeat the contract. The defense is entitled to a trick in each suit. .0D CLEARANCE ITEMS 30-40-OFF 50 & COFFEE EXCLUDED ian. tsse THROUGHOUT STORE SIMAC ELECTRIC PASTA MAKER Food Processor UNBELIEVABLE FACTORY PROMOTION SALE The New DlC-- 7 Super Pro Model Reg. 299.95 KRUPS Coffee Grinders 20995 Reg. 298.00 Sale KRUPS FAST TOUCH COFFEE GRINDER Reg. 29.99 19 99 DLC 11495 10 PLUS 14995 29995 DLC8 PLUS Great DICX PLUS Krups Coflee Makers Plus Get a Dutch Oven Roaster with Purchase for spices & nuts, too! 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