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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1992
Page
18
The 1992 King Features Cryptoquip presents a cipher puzzle with a clue that B equals K and a cryptic heading about the warden. Readers decipher substitutions to reveal the crossword style answers and theme entries.
A fragmented horoscope page lists zodiac signs with vague fortunes. Aries and Taurus hints touch on feelings and harmony while Sagittarius emphasizes family affection and celebration at home. Birthday note notes personal freedom and varied interests.
A promotional notice states the first minute is free for Geedet’s astrology service with a $2.99 subsequent charge. It requires users to be at least 18 years old.
Paul G Donohue MD advises that emphysema patients can benefit from a guided exercise plan, starting with walking and built up over weeks, with EKG monitoring for tolerance. He notes exercise improves heart efficiency and circulation though it cannot reverse lung damage. Sunglasses need UV protection. darker lenses aren’t always better.
Knight Ridder reports two film projects in development. A Paramount thriller by James Grady titled In the Line Z follows a troubled agent protecting the president. Batman Returns posters by 9 year old Jack Pedota showcase a rising photographer named American Photo’s New Face of the Year.
A set of bridge bidding scenarios for both players and vulnerabilities. The reader is asked to choose actions based on each hand, including responses to opponent opens and partner openings, with note to look for answers on Monday.
Reader letters recount a Chamapign Urbana News Gazette item about a boy listening to stereo while walking along railroad tracks. He did not hear warnings, was struck and killed by a Norfolk Southern freight train near Decatur. Witness Tara Tosh, 11, described the incident as the engineer sounded the horn.
NBC Today faced a live controversy when a caller from Bowie Maryland made a crude remark about Howard Stern during a question to Ross Perot. Today staff screened calls, a seven second delay was not used, and Zucker notes expectations remained high despite the moment.
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