Clues Across a Puzzle Set Reveal Word Play Variants
The notes discuss specific clue word choices and their implications for puzzle solving. Each numbered item contrasts a misdirection with the correct term such as SALT over silt POLITE over police MOWS over sows FURS over fuss COOK over cool WELL over will SOIL over soil PASS over pass and SHOW over slow highlighting nuances in clueing and interpretation.
Clues Down Reflect Far-Reaching Wordplay Rules
The list explains puzzle clues where a single word differs by one letter from another, altering meaning. It notes how very famous people drive lives and loves, Paris fashions, boots with water, sun at its best, mobs needing strength, a coop for chickens, and tanks in a bottle as part of wordplay themes.
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Crossword Puzzle Contest Rules and Entry Details
The notice explains readers may enter a Medicine Hat News South Country Advertiser crossword contest with rules on eligibility entry clipping deadline mailing and office delivery. Prizes of twenty five dollars mailed weekly if no prior winner and carried over otherwise. Final and binding decisions rest with the contest manager and entries become property of the papers.
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Dunmore Road
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Radio Mystery Door Sound Eerie Twosome and Odd Phrases
The list presents fragmented phrases and word plays about doors sounds moods and actions. It includes phrases about cleaners before staff salesmen morale and party disruption with scattered hints of meaning and humor. The source reads like a puzzle or language game.
Uncommon long reach and training in a strange case
A thought on a very long pursuit being uncommon, an elephant trainer facing a wild capture soon, a skilled plumber handling household pipes, and the idea that good upbringing guides a considerate person to avoid offending a friend.
End Crow Freight Rates Seen Ending in 1983 84
A federally commissioned report by Clay Gilson proposes ending the 85yearold Crowsnest Pass freight rate for western grain in 1983 84. It calls for a three percent rise in grain shipping costs and a railways compensation plan while estimating the federal cost at least 3.5 billion by 1985 86.
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Winnipeg
Clay Gilson
Gilson
Federal Treasury
Prairie Farm Groups
Rail strike grips Britain as London traffic surges
Across the United Kingdom a nationwide rail walkout paralyzed British Rail and sparked a commuter exodus to roads and cars. London faced severe congestion with night traffic, subway strikes, and bus drivers in sympathy, as government measures and dormitories were organized to keep essential access flowing.
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London
Automobile Association
Britain
National Union of Railwaymen
British Rail
Sidney Weighell
Margaret Thatcher
David Howell
Home Secretary
William Whitelaw
Columbia Mission 4 Enters Final Tests At Cape Canaveral
The shuttle Columbia enters a heavy schedule of tests on its first operational cargo mission readiness. Astronauts Ken Mattingly and Henry Hart sfield report minor issues including a steering-jet leak and a costly booster loss. Pentagon payload tests test missile detection sensors and autonomous navigation capability for satellites.
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Cape Canaveral
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U.S
Columbia
Pentagon
Ken Mattingly
Henry Hartsfield
Atlantic Ocean
Telesat Canada
Hartsfield
Mattingly
U.S. Defence Department
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