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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 2013
Page
6
A compact set of across and down clues with numbers tied to a past crossword grid. Includes 40 Belief to 51 Horror flick street and notes multiple word forms, abbreviations, and partial phrases.
Ajay Devgan comment aside, the article analyzes a bridge deal where South misreads hand distribution. South opens one no trump, West leads heart ten, dummy’s king is played to encourage hearts, and East returns a heart. South wins, finesses clubs, runs diamonds, and West misdiscovers distribution. East discards, South gains nine tricks after East’s queen drops.
The Astrological column warns Leo to avoid misdelegation that could create a mess if the wrong person is chosen. Virgo is urged not to join a dispute between two friends as taking sides will bring more trouble. Libra notes continued smoothness but cautions against indifference.
Visit BaytownSun.com for an astrology update. Scorpio should guard written details and past agreements today. Sagittarius faces limited financial help and must handle issues alone. Capricorn weighs a partner’s real contribution before starting a joint endeavor.
A puzzle by Bill Biggar asks to find a common word shared by three words in each clue. Each solution yields a fourth puzzle. The example shows flower, Wailing, and Berlin yielding Wall. The text then presents zodiac hints for AQUARIUS through CANCER with cautions about focus, social plans, luck, budgeting, speech, and legal advice, ending with a garbled tail.
Dear Abby replies about call center workers who juggle two jobs and face rude reactions. The column urges kindness toward survey takers, notes many callers are rebuked, and reminds readers to say not interested. It also advises against repeated calls and suggests using a Do Not Call list properly.
Ciphered quotation hints at noble calling of firemen and the duties they perform. The clue references a previous solution honoring Chief Edward F. Croker and suggests a new day’s puzzle line.
An archival listing shows a grid of time slots from 6:00 to 11:31 PM with channel identifiers and a PG rating marker. The fragment indicates scheduling details for a Wednesday evening lineup, but no program titles are readable in the provided OCR text.
The prompt requests solving a Sudoku by filling the 9x9 grid so each row column and 3x3 box contains digits 1 through 9 without repeats. It implies providing a final complete grid or guidance steps.
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