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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 2006
Page
7
Jacqueline Bigar offers a Wednesday horoscope with a solar eclipse on birthdays signaling a dynamic year. Narratives cover indecision, travel and education potential, relationship shifts, and the need for flexibility, with each sign getting guidance on how to handle today and the near future.
A playful, non factual astrology snippet advises Sagittarians to rest and imagine boldly while Pluto influences change. Capricorns are urged to reflect inward, reassess perceptions, and reconsider distant plans with tonight at home. Aquarians are reminded not to push, seek silent insight, and visit a friend tonight. Pisces should avoid financial commitments and review bills for future impact.
A reader warns against sharing Social Security numbers with doctors offices calling for insurance claims. The Annie column notes some insurers no longer require SSNs on cards due to anti identity theft measures and urges verification before divulging this personal data. Another reader complains about crooked ties on male TV figures and public officials.
A reader asks about Windsor knots. Annie’s Mailbox dismisses turning a crooked tie into a national issue, citing readers’ concerns about appearance and manipulation rather than broad coverage. A letter from R N in Pennsylvania shares a heartfelt Valentines for Vets story, illustrating long distance connection and family milestones through kindness.
In a Becker on Bridge column a four spade contract sees East trump his partner's ace after West leads hearts king and continues with ace. The defense could have been worse, but East's decisive ruff proves correct given dummy's overwhelming diamonds and club strength. Tomorrow's note hints at the magic number 13.
The puzzle asks readers to complete a Sudoku grid by filling digits 1 through 9 so that every row, column, and 3x3 subgrid contains each digit exactly once. It presents a standard nine by nine grid and invites engagement with the classic logic number game.
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