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Newspaper
New Castle News
Location
New Castle, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1979
Page
15
A fragmented crossword clipping lists clues for Across and Down entries with partial answers. Readable entries mention names such as Thomas Joseph Crossevord and a set of numbered clues ranging from 1 across detestable person to 44 across actor George, with several down clues including a Chinese VIP and a Rhodesian dialect. The page emphasizes a traditional newspaper puzzle format with missing letters and incomplete solution lines.
A June 16 1979 page features a crossword style puzzle with clues and partial answers. The readable text shows entries such as Door Leafy fare panel You Knotts Peaceful and Moslem holy with references to Poseidon and a film role. The item reads like a syndicated puzzle snippet from the New Castle News.
Citizens voice concern as a string of tedious bureaucratic delays provokes irritation and fatigue. Officials promise action after persistent complaints about intrusive procedures and harassing red tape.
Daily almanac cites June 16 1979 as the 167th day with Venus Mars as morning stars and Mercury Jupiter Saturn as evening stars. Notable birthdays include American soprano Helen Traubel born 1903. Historical notes mark the Mystic Shrine organization in 1871 and Yuri Gagarin era space milestones in 1963, 1973 and 1978 including Brezhnev’s U S visit and Panama Canal treaty events.
In a four-handed team match the contracts in three spades diverge. At table one West led hearts, then clubs, and declarer eventually made after a sequence of trumps. In table two East undercut partner's defense by ruffing hearts at trick three and returning a diamond, forcing declarer to go down. The article notes East's brilliant defensive play despite a weak hand.
E Z Strange explains FCC stance on ten codes used by CB operators saying they are not true codes and not secret. He notes peak envelope power defined for single sideband transmitters and describes legal limits on carrier throwing and connecting CB to telephones under strict supervision and rules.
James Kish, 42, of North Versailles, was killed Thursday at Westinghouse Airbrake East Pittsburgh plant. He was found pinned against a wall by a piston of a corebox changer machine while changing a corebox. Kish died at McKeesport Hospital.
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