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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 2012
Page
6
South opens with a weak hand and faces a standard three no trump auction. North and East pass while West also passes. Opening lead is the king.
A bridge puzzle column presents multiple hands and questions for readers. The piece invites entries by January 23 via mail or email, noting several problem prompts and bidding/playing scenarios to be solved for fun.
Capricorn warns against relying on others at gatherings as people loosen up and risk crosses. Aquarius cautions about boundaries and not pushing luck in risky social bets. Pisces hints at planning a get together with caution as plans may be cut short or uncertain.
Aries advises following conscience despite emotional pull while Taurus anticipates balanced giving and receiving from the heart. Gemini notes caution as those in your care may be allowed some leniency in actions.
Puzzle asks to find a common word linking three given terms and then use those answers to solve a fourth puzzle. It then provides astrological sun sign horoscopes for Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius with generic guidance and warnings about intuition pace logic and friendships.
Dear Abby responds to a letter about wreath thefts at cemeteries. Readers discuss cemetery rules on decorations, biodegradability of real flowers, and coordinating with cemetery staff to avoid upset. They stress leaving good thoughts over material items and advise checking regulations before placing tribute items.
A paraphrased quote attributed to Paul Simon notes that his artistic life centers on change, describing it as the only thing he finds interesting. The fragment appears as a quoted thought in a miscellaneous text.
Fill each row column and 3x3 box with digits 1 through 9 no repeats. Use logical deduction to place numbers consistently so every region satisfies the sudoku constraints. Complete the grid with a valid unique solution.
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