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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 2005
Page
12
Readers share safety tips after a Dear Abby column on not opening doors. A Plano reader cites burglars casing homes, while Anna in Bakersfield urges strong no solicitation signs. John M. recalls a mugging after a door was opened. Eyes Wide Open notes adults aren’t the only danger.
Tuesday March 2005 forecasts urge detachment from distorted reality and embracing diverse opinions to succeed. Scorpio opens eyes as Aries through Pisces receive varied guidance, with tonight's plans shifting by sign.
A cipher themed brain teaser notes a substitution puzzle with clues about locating vowels and a nincomputer pun for a tech challenged person. The clue assigns O to a period, guiding trial and error solution.
Test your skills online with a daily puzzle and access past grids on the Odessa American interactive site.
On March 1 events span 1781 Articles of Confederation adoption, 1790 first U.S. Census authorized, 1864 Rebecca Lee hospital degree, 1867 Nebraska statehood, 1872 Yellowstone Park creation, 1904 Glenn Miller birth, 1932 Lindbergh Jr kidnapping, 1954 House shooting, 1961 Peace Corps launch, 1981 Bobby Sands hunger strike death, 1995 Mogadishu airport seizure, 1998 Grammy win for Sheryl Crow.
A Mozambique mine detection unit shifts from explosives sniffing dogs to giant African hamster rats noting equal scenting sensitivity and no need for canine affection. North Arizona University professor Don Slobodchikoff told the Albuquerque Journal that prairie dogs have dialects yet would likely understand one another.
Dr. Georg Rosenkranz of Mexico City held South and faced a seven card spade sequence. West found the only lead to give defenders a chance, while the defense misfired on a critical second trick, ending in minus one for the declarer despite complex signaling and an unblocked entry sequence.
A reader with a bulging or ruptured lumbar disk asks whether surgery is necessary. The doctor explains disk structure, when surgery is indicated, and that many cases improve with time and conservative treatment, outlining the typical fusion and fragment removal operations.
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