This Day In History Highlights and Birthdays
Today is April 16, 1976 a Friday marking the 107th day of the year and 259 days remain. Notable events include Lenin’s return to Russia in 1917 and Luther’s appearance at Worms in 1521. Birthdays: Charlie Chaplin 87 Henry Mancini 52.
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Associated Press
Vladimir Lenin
Russia
Martin Luther
Worms
Germany
George Washington
Mount Vernon
United States
Napoleon III
Juarez
China
Texas City
Tex
South Vietnam
Avil
Charlie Chaplin
Henry Mancini
Crossword By Eugene Sheffer Puzzle Clues
Severe 39 small amount 41 inter- 35 immerse 38 swamp or marsh 40 Hayden 43 of legal age 45 Sault Saint Marie farm 46 wedge shaped wood 47 mouse it 48 and Pelion 49 Alto Calif 33 male nickname 4 finial 55 one of the family
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Hayden
Sault Saint Marie
Alto
Calif
Drinking questions for families about a spouse’s alcohol use
A set of reflective prompts for spouses on concerns about a partner’s drinking. Questions ask if drinking causes embarrassment, holiday stress, tense home atmosphere, broken promises to quit, denial of a problem, need to lie to others, memory lapses, avoidance of conversation, justification, and avoidance of social events with alcohol.
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Division of
Alcoholism and Drug Abuse
Bridge puzzle and odds in hearts spades and clubs
West declares at Four Clubs and Six Clubs with detailed play lines. The article discusses ruffing clubs, establishing hearts, and handling trumps to make twelve tricks. It weighs risk of leading trumps first and notes entries and suit splits. It includes asides on marriage and drinking culture plus a faded letter about Tokyo.
Growing a Small Vegetable Plot Yields Big Family Salads
A gardening class shows that even tiny spaces can feed a family. Six to eight hours of sun on a 15 by 15 foot area can produce ample tomatoes and other vegetables for weekly meals. Growers value soil effort over sheer space, with one tomato plant in a tub proving productive for many households.
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Bill
Richard Isane Springfield
Penna
Richard
Urbanites seek rustic life grow your own in city plots
An article notes urban residents yearn for country life and turn to growing vegetables in small spaces. It cites tomatoes radishes beans lettuce and zucchini as easy crops started from seed with seed-saving tips and rooftop or balcony gardens in highrise buildings attracting tenants.
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