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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 2000
Page
8
Dear Abby shares practical, safety minded advice for grandparents hosting young children. Suggestions include raising cleaning supplies and cosmetics, using outlet covers, removing small dangerous items, keeping pets and chemicals out of reach, and adding corner protectors to furniture to ensure safer visits.
An advertisement offers a psychic consultation line costing 2.95 per minute with option to request a preferred psychic and Spanish speaking readers. It notes rotary or touch-tone phones and a caller must be 18 or older. Also promotes an extended horoscope taped by Jacqueline Bigar at 0.99 cents with a different number.
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with partial answers and wordplay, including references to actresses, sports teams, phrases, and common terms. The grid hints at a themed retro publication entry with playful gaps and misprints.
The forecast urges outreach and open communication with emphasis on leadership and networking for Aries and Taurus. Advice covers energy limits, truth in money talks, romance for Scorpio, money prudence for Aquarius, and a bold leap for Pisces with evening social plans.
A reader worries about nightly NyQuil use by a 19 year old. The medicine combines a cough suppressant, decongestant, antihistamine, and acetaminophen and may include alcohol. Directions limit use to seven days and suggest medical advice for sleep issues.
Today’s puzzle presents a substitution cipher clue F equals C and recalls yesterday’s line THE BORED DENTIST SAYS THAT DRILLING TEETH HAS REALLY GOTTEN TO BE ROUTINE in a playful wordplay context.
The story details a high level bridge hand where Parnevik and Henning join US experts Cohen and Bergen. It describes a strong northsouth auction, a risky diamond defense, and a clever club ruff finish that yields the game after Parnevik ducks a heart and ruffs on board.
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