Crossword by Thomas Joseph Across and Down clues
A compact grid of crossword clues lists across and down entries including Scrutinize more affluent Pennsylvania city breathe in tick s partner college Michigan Colonel Shorty Powers term flap or shell variegated donkey exige require ment portico field of conflict word with throb or ache desire Victorian mouth wash circular segment ul humor rong head covering bankroll fled with fiancée augur unseat operatic highlight evaluate cupid and down clues range from Greek mountains anticipate mouse revolt dental work Greek letter eat endlessly soprano Steber bugle call Athena s title yesterday s answer pup er oxygen cadet signet California city Mexican police force owl talk sun helmet and parasol e g the mating game kind of beacon costly the bells poet sheep talk.
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Cupid
Greek Mountains
Itsa
Steber Bugle
Athena
Puper
Signet
California City Mexican Police Force
Owl
Meredith Cosell duel fuels ABC Monday Night Football
Meredith contrasts Cosell and Meredith as the Brooklyn and Texas voices guiding viewers. The essay attributes enduring star power to their banter and notes the on screen dynamic hinges on team quality and game excitement, comparing it to classic radio and film impressions.
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Hollywood
Abc-Tv
Howard Cosell
Brooklyn
Don Meredith
Cosell
Erich von Stroheim
Dear Abby and Nightmares Clash with Family Drama
Dear Abby responds to a wife anxious about her husband’s past affair and her daughter’s curiosity about the former lover. Abby counsels letting the affair rest and not letting it dictate family relations.
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Abby
R. I
Television Schedule Snapshot For A Midweek Day
A dense listing outlines afternoon to evening programming across channels with shows like Jeopardy Donahue and All My Children. It notes multiple time slots and a mix of soaps game shows dramas and children's programs aiming to guide viewers through the schedule.
Nixon oil scandals and the fuel crisis unfolded
Washington Merry Go Round outlines four scandals surrounding President Nixon and the oil crisis. It claims misstatements on truck speeds, alleged fuel hoarding and diversion by suppliers, oil industry domination of policymaking, and optimistic promises of energy independence by 1980.
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Washington
Nixon
Cummins Engine Company
Transportation Department
Irwin Halpern
Capitol Hill
Halpern
United States
America
American Petroleum Institute
National Petroleum Council
Interior Department
Oil and Gas Office
Rogers Morton
Reid Stone
Atlantic-Richfield Oil Company
Interior
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Stone
Seafarers Union
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