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THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE PRESS ASSOCIATION Editor: ..................... JOHN CARRUTHERS This Bulletin is published monthly and circulated to around 400 members of the International Bridge Press Association comprising the world’s leading journalists, authors and editors of news, books and articles about contract bridge, with an estimated readership of some 200 million people BULLETIN who enjoy the most widely played of all card games www.IBPA.com No 471 Year 2004 Date April 10 [email protected] President: PATRICK D JOURDAIN Editorial 8 Felin Wen, Rhiwbina Cardiff CF14 6NW WALES UK The opinions expressed here are solely those of the Editor, and do not (44) 29 2062 8839 necessarily represent those of the IBPA Executive or its members. email: [email protected] The United States Bridge Federation (USBF) has decided that its teams will Chairman: HENRY G FRANCIS not contest the Olympiad or any other event held in Istanbul. The USBF is 6875 Stornaway Drive the mechanism by which the ACBL and ABA declare the US representa- Memphis, TN 38119 USA tives for the WBF’s championships. The reason given is the US State Depart- (1) 901 754 3405 Cell: 901 355 6875 Email: [email protected] ment’s warning to American citizens about travel to Turkey. The message Executive Vice-President: below is taken directly from the USBF website at www.usbf.org. JAN TOBIAS van CLEEFF Prinsegracht 28a 2512 GA The Hague, NETHERLANDS A MESSAGE FROM THE USBF BOARD OF DIRECTORS (31) 70 360 5902 Email: [email protected] Recent Action Regarding Istanbul Organizational Vice-President: In response to information received in a letter dated February 7, PER E JANNERSTEN 2004, from WBF President José Damiani reconfirming Istanbul, Tur- Villa Cicero SE-774 27 Avesta, SWEDEN key, as the site of the 2004 WBF World Team Olympiad, we surveyed (46) 22 66 1900 the USBF Membership and the ACBL BoD concerning our possible Email: [email protected] participation in the Championship. The memo inquired to what Secretary: MAUREEN DENNISON extent the USBF BoD should heed an adverse US Travel Warning Advi- 148 Thornbury Road, Osterley sory - as well as what other issues the USBF BoD should consider in Isleworth TW7 4QE, ENGLAND UK making its determination on Istanbul. (44) 20 8560 3788 F: 20 8568 3553 Email: Given: [email protected] • The overwhelming position indicated by the membership re- Membership Secretary: Dr STUART STAVELEY sponse; Rhu-na-Bidh, Shieldaig, Strathcarron • The severity of the State Department Travel Advisory Warning; Ross-shire IV54 8XN SCOTLAND UK • Additional warnings issued by private security firms; and, (44) 1520 755 217 F: 1520 755 355 Treasurer: • The overlap of the US Presidential Elections with the second week HANS CHRISTER ANDERSSON of the Olympiad, Arstagatan 20 C the USBF BoD has decided not to send US teams to Istanbul, and to 75434 Uppsala, SWEDEN (46) 18 253584 O: 18 175764 pursue assisting the WBF with efforts to relocate the Olympiad. Email: [email protected] Following is the text of the travel warning issued by the United States De- Honorary General Counsel: WILLIAM J PENCHARZ partment of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs, on November 20, 2003, and 50 Broadway, Westminster current as of March 9, 2004. London SW1H 0BL ENGLAND (44) 207 222 7000 This Travel Warning is being issued to alert U.S. citizens to security Email: [email protected] concerns in Turkey. In light of the recent terrorist bombings, the Awards Secretary: Department of State recommends US citizens defer non-essential BARRY J RIGAL travel to Turkey. The Embassy in Ankara and Consulates in Istanbul, Apt 8E, 22 West 26th Street, New York NY 10010, USA Adana, and Izmir remain open to provide services to American (1) 212 366 4799 citizens. The potential for violence and terrorist actions against U.S. Email: [email protected] citizens and interests continues. (These) incidents represent a Sponsored Members’ Secretary: significant change from prior attacks in Turkey, which have previously IRENA CHODOROWSKA UI Sewastopolska 3m41 involved small-scale, random bombings and small numbers of 02-758 Warsaw, POLAND casualties. The investigations of the recent incidents in Istanbul remain (48) 842 5054 in their initial tages and it is currently unclear which group is Email: [email protected] responsible for these actions. Bulletin Production Manager: Jean Tyson 105 Roundways, Coalpit Heath Address all editorial correspondence to: JOHN CARRUTHERS Bristol BS36 2LT, ENGLAND 65 Tiago Avenue, Toronto, Ontario M4B 2A2, Canada (44) 1454 778432 Email: [email protected] Tel: +1 416 752 7034 Fax: +1 416 344 2444 Email: [email protected] 1 The USBF goes on to cite efforts by the ACBL to as Vugraph Commentators and Daily Bulletin Edi- work with the WBF to relocate the Championships, tors. It will be the players who will be absent. the effect this decision will have on Turkey, the US Richard Freeman made a telling point: “I have Team Trials, and so on. no problem at all with Istanbul. After last Novem- It is evident that the decision was by no means ber, it should be safer than the US.” Indeed, after unanimous among American players: Bobby Wolff, the Oklahoma City bombing, the September 9, Tobi Sokolow, Larry Cohen, Adam Wildavsky, Ri- 2001 terrorist attacks, the Washington, DC, and chard Freeman, Sue Picus and Hugh Ross, to name Ohio Turnpike sniper attacks, the Unabomber and a few, argued strongly against this position. Sup- Columbine, it could be argued the US Department porting the USBF’s decision not to go to Turkey was of State should issue a travel warning to US citi- an equally strong cast of characters: Bob zens about avoiding unnecessary travel in the USA. Hamman, Howard Weinstein, Alan Sontag, Peter Perhaps the players winning their respective Trials Weichsel, Chip Martel, Rose Meltzer, Gail could have been offered the opportunity to ac- Greenberg and Lew Stansby. cept or reject the trip to Turkey, although that It is difficult to imagine any World Bridge Cham- could have caused difficulty if there was disagree- pionships without the Americans. Similarly, it was ment within a particular team. In any case, there difficult (until Moscow in 1980) to imagine an Ol- was no easy solution for the USBF. ympics without them. However, the Olympics sur- We have also been informed that at least one vived and so will the World Bridge Champion- European nation is attempting to gain support ships. Fifty years from now, it will be the medal- from the others for moving the event to either winners who will be remembered, not those who Estoril or Verona, the next two venues for World failed to take part. Indeed, some Americans will Championships. At the moment the ball seems go to Istanbul in any case: for example, the ACBL’s to be in the Americans’ court, but it may soon be representatives to the WBF and other officials such volleyed to the WBF’s side. ATTENTION IBPA MEMBERS ! Several thousand people attending the European Championships and Swedish Bridge Festival who are THE 47TH EUROPEANS NOT IBPA members will have a further 10 Internet access points in the public area of the Centre. Press Room Phone Numbers Press Room telephone numbers will be e-mailed to Registration all members shortly before the championships. If attending the European Championship or Bridge IBPA Outing Festival as a journalist (or just as a spectator), regis- ter by 15th May to www.bridgefestival.net. Register This will be on Thursday June 24 to Copenhagen, spon- as Press even if you are also a player or official, but sored by Carlsberg Breweries. The outing will include when registering say you are a player as well. Badges lunch and return in time for the last match of the will be pre-printed and each badge will show the day. If the maximum number of teams competes in various categories. the Open series there will be three matches that day, but if there is a smaller entry there will be fewer IBPA will check the list of those registering as Press matches that day. and inform the Swedish Bridge Federation if any are not paid-up IBPA members. Pre-registered persons IBPA European Journalist Pairs for the Rona can obtain their badge at the Hospitality Desk next Trophy to the sole entry point to the Massan Centre, but otherwise there will be no entry to the premises with- It is expected that this will be a single session event out a badge. early in the second week of the Championships. De- tails will be announced later. The Press Room Arrival in Malmö The Press Room is adjacent to the Vugraph Theatre in the Massan Centre. There will be no entry to the There will be no transfer facilities on arrival. If arriv- Press Room for people who are not IBPA members. ing at Copenhagen Airport you are advised to take The Press Room will have 10 computers and 6 con- a train (cost about 11 Euro) to Malmö Central. Trains nections for personal computers, all with access to are frequent (every 20 minutes) and the journey takes the Internet. The Press Room Manager will be Jan about 20 minutes. The Massan Centre is located in Swaan of the Netherlands (Elly Ducheyne’s brother). the docks area (the opposite side of the Station from The other Press Room staff member will be Anders the Town Centre) and is a good 15 minute walk from Wirgren of Sweden. Some Internet access points will the Station. In Malmö, only green bus no. 15 goes to be available on Sunday morning July 4, the day AF- the Massan Centre.
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