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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1999
Page
12
A pair of letters to Dear Abby feature Maxine Der Ringer’s cheeky verse about mothers in law and a patriot urging proper display of the U.S. flag. The exchange covers humor about in laws and flag etiquette ahead of Flag Day June 14, noting sunrise to sunset display and storm considerations.
Puzzle entries mix across and down clues with partial wordplay and misspelled hints. Names like Hunter and Webster appear, plus references to geography and numbers. Puzzle uses compact crossword style with typical clueing and theme hints across the grid.
The reading offers daily zodiac guidance with all signs listed from Aries to Pisces urging creativity caution and social focus. It emphasizes imaginative thinking tonight for Aries and Pisces and urges networking and independence for Taurus and Libra while noting tension and changes in several signs.
A series of six bridge bidding questions explores optimal responses with vulnerable and nonvulnerable hands. Each scenario presents opening pressure, overcall or takeout decisions, and partner responses, highlighting priorities for major openings, preempts, and jumps to game or slam.
An 88 year old reports near total loss of taste. The doctor explains taste depends on the nose and mouth, with 75 percent flavor from aromas. Potential causes include dry mouth, smoking, medications, high blood pressure, vitamin deficiencies, and Parkinson's disease, stressing that age alone should not be blamed.
A compact stock quote item and historical note appear in a brief financial headlines segment. The page lists numbers and labels like AP Stock Quote and Your Day in History, suggesting a snapshot of market data and a historical reference line.
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