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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2005
Page
9
A July to August astrology column urges readers to set loftier goals as new ambitions rise. It outlines daily cautions for each sign from Leo to Pisces, advising selective associations, patience with family, and clear expense planning, with an appeal to mail $2 for personalized predictions.
Phillip Alder discusses decision making in a four spades contract. West leads diamonds, East overcalls hearts, and South with seven clubs pursues game. The key is to avoid an early trump attack and instead run clubs to establish dummy’s queen, then test spades only if needed.
A dense puzzle clump lists Across and Down clues with many illegible fragments and partial words. It includes typical crossword entries such as kittys plaint, root veggie, convent, and Nobel Prize city, alongside erroneous fragments and stray phrases. The note at end promotes Random House Crossword MegaOmnibus volumes for more puzzles.
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