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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1975
Page
8
A dense OCR snippet lists shows and events across channels including sports, movies and variety programs. Notable items mention championship fishing, Soul Train, Major League Baseball, World Invitational Tennis indoors, and classic features like Bugs Bunny and Daniel Boone among others.
Puzzle clues list across and down entries with numbers and terse hints. Includes terms like Fish, Opera hero, Prima donna, Indian statesman, broadcaster names, and various descriptor prompts. Typical crossword grid clues interleave brandishable phrases and shorthand indications for solving progress.
A jumble of cryptic hints and filler lines shows a cryptoquip style crossword feature. Names such as Paul Revere and Lester Coleman appear amid scattered clues and stray terms about music, theater, and travel.
Dr William H Dobell of Utah and Dr William House of Bar Research Institute Los Angeles describe a computerised cochlear implant placed deep in the inner ear to help nerve deafness. The concept promises greater access to sounds and speech and signals a breakthrough in treating severe hearing loss. A separate note mentions an EMI X ray device from Middlesex England enabling precise body scans and potentially transforming diagnostic use of X rays.
A report notes the EMI X ray scanner offers far more diagnostic information than conventional X rays. It quotes limited current use in U S hospitals and predicts broader adoption as costs fall. A gonococcus vaccine is being tested and experts suggest a blood test may identify asymptomatic carriers. Dr Charles C Brinton Jr of the University of Pittsburgh comments on the significance of these advances.
A fragmented note lists classic card games and puzzles amid garbled text. Mentions Dimaggio and a cryptic clue about a joined cord in a program with forward backward and diagonal directions. Indicates old era references and a dated cryptic puzzle tone.
This column asks if a playing manager like Frank Robinson can balance active duties with leadership. It notes other playing managers such as Bucky Harris and Lou Boudreau and explores the pressures and freedoms of mixed roles. It also ponders office dynamics and a manager's image at home.
South opens one, West passes, and after two hearts lead, the defense signals aim to trap East. Declarer plays clubs and hearts to secure the slam, despite East’s potential nine of hearts at trick one. Five trump rounds and the AKQ of clubs secure the contract with a single heart lost.
A horoscope segment lists Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer and Leo with brief guidance. Aries aims to push beyond limits but warns of nerves. Taurus urges prompt handling of knotty issues without exaggeration. Gemini highlights Mercury’s auspicious influence on writings and pursuits. Cancer notes progress in planning and action across job, civic, local, and personal matters. Leo prompt not shown.
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