Levelland Daily Sun-News (Levelland, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 21, 1968 Page: 13 of 14
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Friday, November 22,1968
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GENERAL TENDENCIES: A definite
(X /^KVtendency for moat peiiona to make draatic
T yrvy \ change* in plans, to argue just for the sake of
\\ | * / doing so and/or complications that were
unforeseen and entirely unexpected ia in effect
now. The only satisfactory manner in which to handle today and
tonight is to keep a cheerful disposition and be considerate of
others. »
ARIES (Mar. 21 to Apr 19) Take it in your stride jf
higher-ups are short-tempered, since they have much on tbftr
mind. Get busy with labors ahead of you and then retire to you£
favorite sanctuary. Show others that you have a sense of humdn
TAURUS (Apr. 20 to May 20) Think over ideas to be used at
the right time so that all works out just fine for you. Get into
those studies that could make your spare time profitable. Stop
feeling so sorry for yourself.
GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Try to secure the good will of
expert* so you will know better how to make collections, pay
your bills on time, etc. Be more tactful with loved one so that
you avoid a big argument. A sour disposition does nobody any
GOREN ON
BRIDGE
Prisoner Awaits
Death Row
ALUMINUM FOR SALE—Used ;-
! sheets of aluminum 25 cent* Fund shad 2
i each or in lots of 100, 20 cents -i..„
! each. Levalland Daily Sun News 5759.
Phone 894-3121. -............ •—
' By DONALD B. THACKREY
j SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (UPT
—Charles Gardner awaits death
every day in a dean, quiet
prison celL
Death does not frighten Mm.
Waiting for it does.
"1 want to live," said the 20-
; year-old youth, “but it's no use
I believing In a fantasy.”
Life became a fantasy last
I year when Gardner shot and
killed a store owner during a
i holdup. A jury convicted him of
murder and sentenced Mm to
i San Quentin's gas chamber,
j Gardner has been on death
row 10 months, waiting, hoping
that he could escape the gas
chamber.
j “But rather than stay five to
eight years on the row. I'd
j rather be dead by gas,”
Gardner said. “Waiting for itto
i come is worse than getting it.”
Upholds Death Penalty
The California Supreme Court
Monday made the waiting
tougher for Gardner and 84
other death row prisoners.
Including one woman, awaiting
San Quentin’s gas chamber. By
a 4-3 decision, the court upheld
the constitutionality of the
state’s death penalty.
The attorneys who challenged
the death penalty—and halted
all executions in California for
18 months—said they would
carry their case all the way to
the UJS. Supreme Court. It will
be the most aggressive legal
challenge to capital punishment.
There have been no execu-
tions in the United States in
I 1968. San Quentin warden Louis
B. Nelson said it is unlikely any
of the 85 death row prisoners
would be executed before next
summer, despite Monday’s
court decision.
The exception could be Robert______________
L. Massie, 26, convicted of Avalanche Journal P03-4343.
could not be excluded from
penalty trial juries unless their
opposition is so strong they are
incapable of voting death In mv
circumstances. The exact -Mb'
ber ofpriaonera involved mt
not be known until each caJfjJb
studied individually.
The court ruled inanimouaw
that death was not cruel am
unusual punishment, prohibits
by the 8th Amendment to !■
UJS. Constitution. ;W
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The bidding:
West North East Soeth
1 0 Pass Pass DMe.
Pass 3 * Pass 3 <7
Pass 4 <7 Pats Pass
Pass
Opening lead: King of 0
West opened the bidding
with one diamond which was
passed around to South who
reopened t h e proceedings
with a take-out double. West
passed and North responded
to partner’s request with s
bid of two clubs. South now
jumped to three hearts. He
did not relish the idea of
taking such drastic action
with an open suit; however,
he was aware that a mere
call of two hearts would not
begin to do justice to his
holding. Some inducement
must be offered to partner to
carry on if he had one or two
key cards. North got the
message, and, holding the
king of trumps as well as a
potential ruffing value in
spades, be carried on to four
hearts.
West opened the king of
diamonds and South played
the ace. A quick appraisal of
his assets revealed that there
was a reasonable expectation
of winning 10 tricks — five
hearts, four top side tricks,
and a spade ruff. He pro-
ceeded to cash the ace, king
of spgtlss and then ruffed a
spade ia dummy. Next came
the king and another heart to 1 sentence and has asked the !
the queen. When West showed ] California Supreme Court to
out an the second round, . order Ms execution “farth-
# Real Estate
1 “Repossessed 1968 model -Sin-
i ger sewing machine in walnut
cabinet. Wfll zig-zag, button-
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! Write Credit Manager, 1114
19th Street, Lubbock, Texas.’’
MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you show
associates that you have their interests at heart instead of just
chatting so much on the negative side, all goes much better. Be
more ditemnatic with good friends, too. Don’t take things to
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LEC^^By 22 to Aug. 21) Get busy on all that work ahead of
you aiJ^Hu avoid unnecessary arguments with others. Impress 1
co-worfimwith the fact that you will do more than your share. j
Avoid shifty individuals or you could get into trouble.
VIRGO (Aug. 22 to Sept 22) Do whatever you can to assist
good pals who are in some form of trouble. Then off for a
rollicking good time and mix business with pleasure. You have
some outlet that could prove to be very lucrative.
LIRRA (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) You may be irritated at the
family because of their demands on you but make them happy
anyway, and come to a better understanding You have a talent
you seldom use. This can make everything at home much better.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Stop trying to force the issue
with a good friend, since there is much agony and anxiety
present. Try to be helpful instead. Take pains with your writinp
and do not say anything on the telephone that you would later
regret.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov 22 to Dec 21) Much perseverance can
bring right results now where some project is concerned and gain
you delightful associates Be effective Go over your bills
carefully and see where to add to present assets
CAPRICORN (Dec 22 to Jan. 20) Doing all that angling with
otbfTS only causes them to get your number now and you will be
tho worse for it. Be direct, objective and you get better results.
Showing your fondness for good friends is only right.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21 to Feb 19) The answer to some problem
is right under your nose, so why try to find it elsewhere? Be
sensible. You have to be more practical in the days ahead if you
want to be successful in the full sense of the word
PISCES (Feb. 20 to Mar 20) Show others that you will handle
owp problems and not expect them to do it for you-they would
only bungle things, anyway. Try not to be critical of others if you
gad about in the social way. Be friendly
IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY . he or she will be one
of those penetrating young people who understands the value of
security early in life and will have much organizational ability,
brilliance of performance. Teach self-contiol early since the
sensitivity here is great and a martyt complex could develop
otherwise- Anything connected with the theater is fine.
“The Stars impel, they do not compel.” What you make of
yoqr tifeis lqnaty;up t° YOU!
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WE PICK UP OLD CARS
PAY TOP PRICES
ACT NOW
BEFORE CITY PICKS
UP YOUR OLD CAR
*****
Part time dishwasher and
ress. Apply in person to A]
Rainbow Cafe.
CALL 299-4741
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Cocktail waitress. Must be over j
21 to work in Lubbock. Call be- j
fore 1 pun. 894-5338.
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HESTER'S REAL ESTATE
402 Ave. L. 894-4910
Will do ironing in my home. 205
Butch. 894-7311.
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EAty-E FROM P. 9
[Cagles take the field for the
kickoff against the Browns an
liunday in Cleveland whether
[he two are really back ki
Cuharich’s graces.
The fend that climaxed anj
rueaday morning when Kuha-
rlch galled fee veteran ends into
Tate called an NFL Commis-
sioner Pete Roiell to bring
peace to the team to preserve
the image of the city of
brotherly love in fee eyes of
tourists who come from out of
town to see the Eagles play,
despite their losing ways.
Girls clothing siae 10 for st-
amps. 894-4185.
DRY ICE
Call Fords’ Ice Cream
4-1404
3 Bedroom, 2 bate. GJL
House. Ne move j* coot
to GJ. Total payment $93.
Like new 207 Hicks.
SAMMY HKHTOWENt
Kuharich passed the suspen-
sions off as “magnified com-
pletely out of proportion.”
vorriod city hall. Mayor James
894-570
Will swap 1965 Zenith Color TV-
Stereo, contemporary style for
anything of equal value. 4-5207.
continuation. He may now
cash the top spades and ruff
the third round. The key play
of tramping one of dummy’s
diamonds comes next.
The ace and king of hearts
reveal the bad news in the
tramp suit and leave East
and South alike with two
tramps in their hands. The
last diamond is led from
dummy and East cannot
prevent declarer from scor-
ing his remaining low heart.
The ace of clubs becomes
declarer’s 10th trick.
TREAT rags right, they’ll be
a delight if cleaned with Blue
Lustre. Rent electric sham-
pooer$l. W acker’s.
# For Sale
located 1510 Ave. L Lubbock.
Contact Sam Bebee, owner,
P03-8393.
FOR SALE: Wringer waaber,
square antique table. 894-7031
after 4 pan.
0 Piano
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810 College. Specialising in car-
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Maytag washer and dryer
service.
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electric shampooer $1. Cope-
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