Mountain Pass Quiz Clue Puzzle From Columbus Telegram
A crossword style puzzle from the Columbus Telegram presents clues across and down for numbers 1 through 66. Filled entries include Musial, Puissance, Russian secret police, Burmese currency, and various German and French terms. The puzzle spans geography, language, and common crossword tropes.
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Basebaiter Musial
Genesis knowledge not scientific but knowledge of good and evil
Dear Dr Graham explains Genesis 2 17 argues the tree gave the knowledge of good and evil not science. Disobedience caused spiritual physical and eternal death, with God planning salvation through His Son for those who believe.
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DR. Graham
E.P
E. P
Adam
Ayr Grain Co files limited bankruptcy in U S District Court
Ayr Grain Co of Ayr filed limited bankruptcy in U S District Court under Chapter XI. The company lists liabilities of about $1 million excluding contingent or unliquidated claims and says it is insolvent and unable to pay its debts as they mature while staying in business.
Start walking to aid weight loss and health
Dear reader, begin a walking program 15 minutes daily and increase to an hour as you feel able. Spot-reducing is not effective. fat loss comes from overall calorie balance. A 1200 calorie diet with regular exercise helps weight loss. seek medical advice before resuming activity after surgery.
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New York Legislature Passes Nudity Ban Bill
The New York Legislature approved a bill to bar nudity in liquor licensed venues, sending it to Gov. Hugh L. Carey for signature. Sponsors say it would empower the Liquor Authority to ban topless dancers or waitresses, with bottomless performances already prohibited. Opponents question constitutionality and potential obscenity issues.
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Siamese Twins Born in 1811 Founding UPI Note
The connected twins born in Siam in 1811 were three-fourths Chinese, later became American citizens, and were named Bunker, a fact cited by United Press International.
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Siam
Bunker
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