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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1986
Page
13
A dense set of crossword clues and enumerations covering Across and Down entries with mixed wordplay hints and definitions. Includes references to people places and common terms such as autocrats, solitary, and various thematic hints likely from a published puzzle page.
Horoscope reads suggest a Tuesday focus on reordering priorities and pursuing meaningful relationships. It advises contemplation, potential school or job changes, and warns against flashy but insubstantial gains. Celebrity birthdays listed include Judy Garland, Prince Philip, and Dan Fouts among others.
Daily astrological notes suggest signing contracts favorable for Sagittarius, temper control for Capricorn, fresh starts and support for Aquarius, project boosts and discretion risks for Pisces. Aries gains through diplomacy, Taurus gains via helping others, with social gatherings and travel hints sprinkled throughout the day.
Naomi and Wynonna Judd rose from a Kentucky hometown to Nashville nursing jobs and RCA Records auditions. Their blend of Kentucky harmony, the CMA’s praise, a Grammy, and multiple No. 1s propelled The Judds to superstardom and a platinum album as they recall humble beginnings and family memories.
NBC airs two nonrepeat programs in June plus dramas on law and justice. You Again features labor disputes and a picket line with John Stamos. The Stiller and Meara Show is a single NBC pilot starring Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. Farrell for the People stars Valerie Harper as a NYC prosecutor. Prince of the City Part 2 stars Treat Williams in a corruption whistleblower tale. Roanoke finishes the British mini series on PBS detailing early colonial doom.
Peggy Lee becomes the first woman inducted into the Songwriters Guild of America Hall of Fame at a New York ceremony. She opens a six week engagement at Ballroom in Manhattan, her first East Coast appearance since a coronary bypass last October. Lee, 66, notes infections and complications but says she is now fine and plans moderation. She wrote scores for Johnny Guitar and About Mrs Leslie and Tom Thumb.
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