Across the Wide World Puzzle Clue List Update
A filled crossword clue set including entries for Piedras Puerto Rico native of Latvia Arabian gulf sea eagle Martian comb form extinct bird Mauritius Carlsbad Cavern inmate mackerel like fishes broke in two coat with tin lead alloy prefix in Cornish names pitcher Ireland biblical country Brazilian macaw conductor show mercy to felt salad ingredient paid notices was borne lifetimes dreadful uncle idolize angler s fly act of reversing girl s name friends monster Indian weight couches individuals before down insurgents Persia certain Canadians natives of Lapland Great Lake offer mn yment oddler viper portal tributary proboscis in time artificial bodies enfeeble Lohengrin bride organ part zeal Of Aragon plexus anal bustle Weirder violently fashion attire fork prongs Yemenite Greek commune roman skin opening at all times uncommon canal locks in Michigan call
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Piedras
Puerto Rico
Latvia
Arabian Gulf
Mauritius
Carlsbad Cavern
Ireland
Lapland
Great Lake
Viper
Portal
Tweed
Emmy Lou by Marty Links and the Oil Debate
Washington columnist records a UPI dispatch noting oil companies probe takeovers of Montgomery Ward and Ringling Bros. as critics question price hikes to fund exploration. A big oil executive suggests both firms could become energy sources, framing the deals as strategic bets for U.S. energy self sufficiency.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Montgomery Ward
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Business Week
America
Texas
Two Energy Schemes in Circus Ahead of Oil Deals
In a humorous interview Reg Smyth discusses two energy ideas tied to a Montgomery Ward circus setup. He cites burning catalogs for heat or drilling under Ward parking lots, then jokes about elephants and acrobats as energy sources while noting oil firms’ interest in circus assets. The piece closes with a horoscope column and the line about gas prices surging to 60 cents per gallon.
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Montgomery Ward
Ward
Brilliant bridge play charms readers as South converts
East ruffing lead set the contract after West clubs. South used a dum my king to win three trumps and knock out the king of hearts. Despite a brilliant bid and clever play, better lines included ruffing the third diamond and drawing trumps while discarding the losing club to avoid a heart ruff.
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East
West
South
King of Hearts
King of Diamonds
Bridge puzzle bidding after four spades inquiry
In a four spades inquiry sequence with AQ49KJ4324AQ9743, after partner opens 1NT and responses lead to five notrump, you must decide the next bid. The puzzle asks what you do now given you hold all top spades and strong minor cards.
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Wide World
Persia
Aragon
Michigan
Emmy Lou
Marty Links
Bugs Bunny
By Heimdahl & Stoffel
Andy Capp
Reg Smyth
England
Middle East
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Doctor Z
Art Sansom
Jen
Tumbleweeds
Tom K. Ryan
Eek & Meek
Winthrop
By Howie Schneider
By Dick Carolli
By Frank Hill
Bimo Burns
By Larry Lewis
Professor Smith
MR Sharkey
Lompoc
Calif
By Barnes
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
By Oswald
James Jacoby
North
Your Family
H’ Street
Robin Hood
Phil Harris
Andy Devine
Disney
Charley and
The
ANGEL
Walt Disney Cartoon
Gemini Cinema
Northside
Mel Brooks
Werner Br
Werner
Tiger Lily
Go Nto
JAS Flw Ltd
Coppola
Producion Waversal
Yra Ayeo
Hiway
B.O
Harry Novak
Harry
Novak
Barry Movak
Cynthia
Bizarre
Ignorsine
Boxoffice International Pictures
Pete & Tillie
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