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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2005
Page
14
A Pasadena reader asks if she is too strict as she demands her nephew Dion move out after discovering he smokes and sells marijuana in the house. The aunt worries about job risk and credibility if the illegal activity continues.
Daily forecast highlights Aquarius charm in crowds and an ability to turn ideas into real outcomes. A new car may be offered, and singles may sharpen conversation skills while couples deepen affection through small gestures. Focused work and trusted collaboration boost progress, with evenings spent social or reflective.
North-South vulnerable with South dealing, a four-loser hand, and a clever sequence unfolds to 12 tricks. South defeats the contract by a 2-2 club break, using a series of trumps and discards, while West departs from cashing the ace of diamonds.
Crossword style clues mix across and down with names like Don King and Chagall winner, a puzzle update note and web link for Odessa American readers. Clues reference memory paintings and professions, with entries spanning proscribe to painter to gardener and more.
This day in history lists events from 1807 Fulton steamship on the Hudson to 1987 Rudolf Hess death, with notable 1969 Camille hurricane, Woodstock finish, Hormel strike, and other major milestones. James B. incomplete entry noted as ten years ago.
A cryptic note references a new film about croquet players missing equipment titled Absence of Mallets. The cryptoquip clue hints at a substitution puzzle where X may stand for O, affecting decoding of the message.
In June, 13 Cuban refugees in a carboat fashioned from a 1949 Mercury taxicab were stopped about 20 miles from Key West. Under current policy, they are likely to be sent back to Cuba. Earlier, in March, Cuban Luis Grass with family slipped across the border in Brownsville after prior pushbacks in 2003 and 2004, and since they reached U.S. soil, they may be allowed to stay.
Tinnitus is ear noise described as buzzing ringing or hissing. It affects more than 36 million North Americans and may be cured if a curable cause is found or helped with hearing aids if hearing loss is the culprit. Other causes include high blood pressure allergies and arterial or tumor factors. if untreatable, masking devices can drown out the noise.
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