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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1972
Page
12
Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS clues spanningVerde Islands holdings and various definitions form a themed puzzle with multiple abbreviations and wordplay elements across and down. The grid references include classic terms, foreign language hints, and colorfully labeled clues.
The speech extols America as a great nation that has grown from frontier beginnings to modern power. It praises religious tolerance freedom of speech and opportunity and notes the nation’s responsibility to rectify tragedies and support those seeking shelter and fulfillment.
A speech extols a united nation noting children stepping on the moon and limitless progress. It lauds air and radio achievements, expresses awe for future challenges, and wishes a happy birthday to a people with abundant lands and strong nationhood.
Japan bought 210 400 tons of bananas from Taiwan last year valued at over 35 million dollars, accounting for about a quarter of its total banana imports.
The excerpt argues that liberty exists where the spirit of law prevails and rejects mob rule. It cites John Locke on liberty, condemns demagogues, and upholds government by law protected by good citizens.
Daily cryptogram sample shows a substitution cipher. The text mentions a puzzle by Chesterfield and hints at decoding a message using letter mappings. It references yesterday's page and presents garbled characters and notes about code letters.
Sydney Omara outlines July 4 horoscopes with planetary hints for signs including Taurus Gemini Cancer and Leo. The column notes Calvin Coolidge’s July 4 birth and hints at personal finance travel and security themes for each sign.
A reader asks if institutions will squeeze out individuals. The reply notes 1971 32.5 million shareholders rising to 40 million by 1975 and a shift to 60 percent institutional shares sold by 1971. USM now cuts in dividends after lower 1970 1971 earnings, suggesting switching to high yield utilities like Central Maine Power offering about 6.8 percent.
The note offers quick home hacks: insert aluminum foil between flashlight parts to reduce corrosion, wipe corrosion with emery cloth, test paint colors on wooden clothespins to aid fabric selection, and loosen a glued broken chair rung by applying vinegar to the joint.
A reader asks how to fix misalignment of a door bolt with the striker plate. Answer: taper the bolt edges with a file rather than widening the plate hole to avoid future settling issues.
Jerry closes the 49 mile gap at 14 miles per hour net. Time to overtake is 49 divided by 14 equals 3.5 hours Wait the given answer says 3% hours but the calculation yields 3.5 hours based on relative speed.
About 52.3 million pupils are expected in US schools in 1978, up from 1969 by roughly one million. Of the total, 46.9 million will be in public schools and 5.4 million in non-public schools.
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