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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1995
Page
4
A set of six bridge questions with different vulnerability and hand scenarios. Each item asks for the best action in the given auction, followed by a plug for subscribing to the Goren Bridge Letter. The source lists hands and partial bidding sequences to guide decision.
A reader recalls nearly witnessing an attempted car break in during a hike and urges reporting suspicious activity, another questions why house numbers aren t displayed, and a third asks if a newspaper wedding announcement is an invitation. Abby confirms prompt reporting, visible numbers, and that invitations are required for attendance.
Dr Donohue addresses reader questions on rollerblading for an older woman, weightlifting for women, shivering in cold weather, and recurrent strep throat in a daughter. He explains safety training, dispels fears of bulky muscles, notes weightlifting strengthens bones and reduces injury risk, clarifies shivering as heat generation, and discusses rheumatic fever risk with proper antibiotic use and possible tonsil removal consideration.
Jacqueline Bigar offers a playful birthday forecast with Aries to Pisces. Highlights include personal growth opportunities, budgeting tips, and reminders to balance independence with partnership. Readers are urged to manage expenses, stay mindful of limits, and pursue renewal through daily routines and relationships.
With Patric Walker unavailable, the Odessa American surveys readers for a new horoscope. Jacqueline Bigar's column is on trial, and readers can respond via fax, mail, or OA InfoLine to weigh in on replacements.
A cryptogram style crossword list with across and down clues, mixed with partial cipher text and a note that N equals B. The page includes numerous wordplay items, hints for vowels, and filler lines referencing Tara root and other terms.
World Features Syndicate notes fans sent letters requesting autographs weekly. Elvis Presley reportedly received up to 10 000 letters, Billy Dee Williams 8 000, Matt Dillon 7 000, Brooke Shields 2 000. The 1969 Dodge in Dukes of Hazzard drew about 30 000 letters.
Readers are instructed to send letters to Abby at Universal Press Syndicate 4900 Main St Kansas City Missouri 64112 Donohue to North American Syndicate 235 E 45th St New York New York 10017 and Erma Bombeck at Universal Press Syndicate 4900 Main St Kansas City Missouri 64112.
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