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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1984
Page
15
A Pittsburgh Pete column replies to a reader engaged to be married noting that daughters do not necessarily take after mothers and sons after fathers. The answer mocks worries about future children and jokes about smart daughters. The letter also touches on living wills and end of life care.
Abigail Van Buren addresses a reader from Cocoa Florida about whether life insurance pays death benefits when artificial life prolongation is refused. The Right to Die society says insurers pay regardless of Living Will usage, clarifying concerns for seniors.
A compact crossword has across clues spanning Helen's paramour to fish with entries for choice lonely shrub burn one in the pack surpass compass reading abbr had dinner now Italian now Japanese river unshorn sheep duplicate gift getter suffer from stitch Caesarean salute toss man's nickname sea French superlative grammar Lee of the martial genus make notched savor Muslim type of bridge overfill oozing less Greek letter single why cautious room compare marshal happening TV role makes tax strain one's way disputant heavy musical reading note fish
A bridge column discusses decisions in a spade four bid and slam concept, advising West to cash the singleton ace of diamonds to avoid a heart or club finesse trap. It includes the Daily Question with a four spades bid as the right contract and a book offer at the end.
Daily cryptoquote puzzle explains substitution cipher basics. It notes one letter maps to another and uses clues from length and structure. Example shows A for L and X for O, with single letters and punctuation guiding decryption.
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