Puzzle clues and corrections from the Sunday Post puzzle page
A lengthy note explains corrections to Puzzle 1163, detailing across and down clues with preferred word choices such as GAMBLES over GAMBLER and POKER over JOKER. It cites example substitutions like RIVER, CURE, COLT, POLICE, FEW, APPEAL, BOXING, and PARK, plus commentary on the Millscreek mall claim in Frio Pennsylvania.
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Callow
Congress Spending Surges 1970 76 Driven by Payroll Costs
The report shows Congress budget growth outpacing the total U.S. budget and CPI from 1960 to 1976 with a 441 percent rise in legislative spending. Salaries and staff costs accounted for most increases, while pay raises boosted member salaries to 44 624 per year.
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Congress
U.S
Legislative Branch
Foundation
House
Senate
Congressional
Capitol
U.S. Botanic Garden
General Accounting Office
Fegal
Convernment Printing Office
Library of Congress
Cost Accounting Standards Board
Office of ‘Technology Assessment
Mao Death Rumors Stir Mass Mourning in Peking
Story describes crowds in Tiananmen Square and along Chang An Boulevard mourning Mao Zedong after his death. Elementary pupils, teachers, and tens of thousands arrive with white flowers. police in black armbands guard routes to a hospital. Officials warn of halted recreation and mass broadcasts as the country votes on Mao’s successor amid factional tension and calls to suppress unrest.
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Peking
Tien An Men
Chang An
Tanjug
Hsintua
Mas
Lenin
Stalin
China
People's
Hsinhua
Teng Isiao-ping
Hun
Teng
People's Republic
Lua
The
Ton
Chiang Ching
Wing Zhng-wen
Shanghai Bay
Meo Fron
Chang Chun-chiao
Politburo
Yao Wen Yuan
Politbura
Yeh
Chien-ying
Chow
Li Tsien-nien
Chen Misi-lien
Red Pilot Be Lenko Brought To Los Angeles
Russian pilot Viktor I Belienko defected after landing a MiG 25 in Japan and flew to Los Angeles aboard a Northwest Airlines 747. He was immediately escorted away by officials with talks planned but not disclosed. No details were given on his travel plans or meetings with Soviet representatives.
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Japan
United States
Tokyo
Defense’ Department
State Department
Viktor I. Beelenko
Belenka
Northwest Orient Airlines
Warth
Ile
Honolulu
Belenko
Los Angeles International Airport
Van
Hel Heved
Washington
Russia
Mao dies as China faces succession and policy tests
The article surveys Mao Zedong's death and the looming leadership struggle among China's communist founders. It details the politburo changes, the party chairmanship race, U S relations, Taiwan, and shifts toward or away from rapprochement with Moscow, noting Keep China's line of mass-based revolution and self reliance remains central.
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Mao
China
Chou
Chu Teh
Red Army
Yeh Chien-ying
Teader
Kuomintang
Hui
Wang
Chang
Chu
Teng 1 Teh-sheng
Kang Sheng
Tung Pi-wu
Ntation
America
Peking
Ford
U.S
Republic of China
Taiwan
Central Committees
Moscow
Man
Hunan
Sun Yat-sen
Communist Party
Chiang Kai Shek
Chingkangshan
Yenan
Japan
Chiang
Tien An Men Square
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Russia
Congress sets higher 1977 budget ceilings than Ford
The Senate and House advanced budget resolutions for fiscal 1977 calling for higher spending than Ford proposed. The House passed 413.2 billion with 362.5 billion in revenues and a 60.7 billion deficit, while the Senate offered 412.8 billion in spending and 382 billion in revenues, tying to job creation and inflation control. Budget Chairman Edmund Muskie framed the plan as an economic recovery budget with public works and training expansions, aiming to cut unemployment from 7.9% to 7% by Sept 30, 1977.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
Congress
Ford Administration
Senate Budget Committee
Budget Committee
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Muskie
Miss Michno Plans Campaign Kickoff in Trumbull
Francine Michno Republican candidate for State Representative from Assembly District announces a campaign kickoff reception Sunday at 5 p.m. at Hillendale Country Club Trumbull. Paul M Tymniak of Southport, chair of the Connecticut Federation of Young Republicans, will be honorary chairman.
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Francine Michno
Hillandale Country Club
Trumbull
Paul M. Tymniak
Southport
Connecticut Federation of Young Republicans
Rising share of households with single adults sparks study
The bureau notes households headed by a married couple fell six percent while divorces and separations rose. Female headed homes increased 33 percent over six years, while men living alone or with friends grew 61 percent since 1970. Delayed marriages also factor into the trend.
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Circus continues after aerialist's fatal fall in Fresno
In Fresno, Ringling Bros. audience of 5,800 watched a fatal 60 foot fall as Brenda Cuttin 42 died during a first night trapeze stunt with Bigies Bale. Officials said her rigging failed or she slipped. The show continued with no death announcement, while backstage performers wept and mourned.
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Fresno
Calif
Brenda Cuttin
Ringling Bros
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Mike Rake
Circus
Mike Butter
Mrs. Cuttin
Butler
Bale
CCGB Board opposes food stamp cutbacks
The Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport passes a resolution opposing amendments to food stamp legislation in Congress. Rev. Roger Floyd, executive director, says the proposals would remove about 1.5 million people from food stamps and reduce benefits. The board plans to restart activities in the fall and orient new members.
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Council of Churches of
Greater Bridgeport
Congress
Roger Floyd
Floyd
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