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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 2009
Page
10
The message describes a letter substitution puzzle with daily changes and compares the effect of punishment on a nation to guilt. It includes a decoded quote attributed to Anne O Hare McCormick.
In a Daily Bridge Club note by Frank Stewart, South reaches four spades after a passive East-West auction. West’s early low club is shown to be better. South ruffs, draws trumps, and overtakes with clubs to score four. The column gives bidding choices including a 3NT possibility and a forcing two hearts to gain information, with the hand diagram showing West dealer, both sides vulnerable, and a provided hand.
Dear Abby advises that the groom and bride should have a TV set available at the reception if both wish to watch playoff or World Series games. The mother, who pays, worries the day will be overshadowed by sports while guests may prefer the wedding moment.
In letters from readers, advice ranges from wedding reception etiquette to relocating for happiness. A Midwest woman doubts Ohio life versus coastal memories while another asks about appropriate gifts for a boyfriend at work. Abby suggests therapy, reflection, and practical gift ideas.
Guitarist known as The Edge for U2 since 1978, co creator of hits like I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For and With Or Without You. He has also played on recordings for B B King Johnny Cash and Tina Turner. The horoscope section follows with standard zodiac predictions and August 8 birthday note.
Crossword clues and grid fill prompt listing many numbered entries from a Thomas Joseph puzzle. Includes hints for maps, gases, prisons, towns, and names such as Lauper Orbi Gattaca cast members.
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