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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2000
Page
13
The reading outlines June 26, 2001 as a day to focus on communication and careful word choice. Cancers may meet someone through commitments while others in the zodiac face leadership roles, with guidance on patience, research, and strategic action across signs.
A playful astrological forecast offers quick notes for several signs. It suggests practical focus for coworkers and finances, urging unconventional approaches, social plans, and self discipline while noting the forecast is for entertainment purposes only.
A dense set of crossword style clues and an across and down list, ending with a reference to a previous puzzle answer. It includes numerous wordplay prompts for various parts of speech, puns, and proper nouns, with hints like Mae West and The Matrix. The fragmentary grid and misprints indicate a themed, syndicated puzzle page from an old issue.
Frustrated wife in Santa Barbara questions a national company's annual three day resort trip for top producers. Spouses are now allowed but must pay for travel meals and hotel shares, totaling about $2000. She cannot afford it yet fears her husband will seem ungrateful if he does not attend. She asks why wives are excluded and wonders how many marriages suffer from such trips.
Dear readers discuss inviting spouses to work trips, truth about affairs, and handling bad news. Ann Landers weighs in on whether third parties should reveal cheating, with caution about AIDS and certainty. Readers from Bloomington and Nashville share experiences, urging frank but careful honesty and boundary setting.
On the 1960 World Bridge Olympiad deal France with Bourchioff and Delmouly as West and East failed to reach a good diamond slam after artificial two clubs and two diamonds bids. Italy with Chiaradia and Forquet used the Neapolitan Club system to reach six diamonds. English players later tested the hand in British Bridge Magazine, showing varied paths to slam with several six diamond contracts and multiple five-diamond outcomes.
Glacial fragment roving riddles fill an eight by eight style puzzle. The page lists cryptic entries like Frigid Nation and Persian fairy, with references to Hebrew month and Moscow department store. Names such as Guido and Ponselle appear amid other odd terms.
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