Crossword By Eugene Sheffer ACROSS
Across clues include pieces of concrete exclude founder of Carthage cavity Maple gens Spoken affidavit maker evergreen butane for one capital of Tibet US VP 1825 32 Wrath Psalms Pooh author crossbreed coldest savory enfold blood comb form jacket rip delicacy Amur river road shoulder newt
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Carthage
Tibet
Amur
Rebuttals Pour In Over Phone Solicitors
A flood of readers respond to a telephone solicitor letter with sharp personal anecdotes about unwanted door to door and phone sales. They describe privacy invasion and insist phone solicitors should be curbed or outlawed while sharing varied aggravations from many U.S. locales.
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Angy
Ann
Helen
Lorraine
Ohio
Bay City
Manitowoc
Nyc
Prescription bottles 1001 uses as storage and tips
Hints from Heloise show common uses for prescription bottles beyond medicine. From storing small parts and fish hooks to safely discarding razor blades, they offer practical picks and reader anecdotes on organization, kitchen hacks, and craft uses.
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Hubby
Scissors coup in bridge blocks West’s ruff threat
In a five clubs hand West leads a diamond singleton nine and threatens a diamond ruff. By winning the diamond in dummy, playing the king of hearts, and discarding a singleton spade, the defense’s communication is cut and the contract can be made. The scissors coup offers a neat solution to the danger.
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West
East
Paris Liberated as World War Two Milestone
On this date in 1944 Allied troops liberated Paris. Other year facts include Iroquois attack on Montreal in 1689, New Orleans founded by French immigrants in 1718, a 1883 volcanic eruption causing 36000 deaths, and the Rockwell shooting in Arlington Virginia in 194? The text also notes Chirac’s resignation a year ago and birthdays for George Wallace and Leonard Bernstein.
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Associated Press
Paris
Montreal
New Orleans
Dutch East Indies
United States
Germany
Berlin
Iran
Swiss Alps
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
China
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Bangladesh
Jacques Chirac
Raymond Barre
Alabama
George Wallace
Leonard Bernstein
William Shakespeare
Sweet corn fields checked for disease in northern Ohio
Researchers biweekly survey northern Ohio sweet corn after last August maize dwarf mosaic outbreak. Dr. D T Gordon says virus appeared infrequently in June crops, suggesting no northern winter host. If seen this month, seed or aphid sources from southern Ohio would be implicated.
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Wooster, Ohio
Ohio
D.T. Gordon
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center
Gordon
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