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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1990
Page
6
Fragmented astrology notes advise careful choices to avoid impulsive decisions, foresee overseas travel boosting profits from September, and suggest new alliances and self esteem gains through romantic prospects in winter. Mentions Leo and Pisces periods with work, study, travel, and financial themes. ends with remarks on shy children with talent for making newcomers comfortable.
A dense puzzle page presents a large Across and Down crossword with clues on word lengths, plus a Cryptoquip puzzle and a cryptic clue from 1990. It includes sample clues about persons, places, and objects, and ends with a joke caption about a corporate fellow with a weak handshake failing to grasp the situation.
A reader asks about arteritis causes and prednisone response. Dr Donohue explains arteritis as immune driven, notes risks of vessel blockage, and mentions tests like sed rate to monitor treatment. Other letters cover isotretinoin birth defect risks and very low mammogram radiation exposure with newer tech.
Abigail Van Buren highlights cart theft costing California retailers about 14 million dollars yearly and urges responsible community actions. She also hears a letter about intrusive computerized telemarketing calls flooding answering machines and invites reader solutions to curb the nuisance.
Knight-Ridder notes that Ron Powers, longtime TV critic, rejects TV publicity and Igs on the circuit. He explains why he left CBS Sunday Morning in 1988 and criticizes TV's accountability. Powers now lectures at Middlebury, writes for GQ, and hosts The Classics on Learning Channel.
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