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Newspaper
Odessa American
Location
Odessa, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2012
Page
3
Cryptic note references a bakery call back and a computer id as a clue. The Cryptoquip explains substitution cipher logic and uses single letters and short words for vowel clues. Solution relies on trial and error with X mapped to 0 as a potential anchor.
A reader seeks Abby’s guidance on dating a man with a prior crime and whether past actions stain future trust. Abby advises honest discussion, acceptance by family, and transparent handling of the past to determine compatibility. In a second note, a South Carolina singer navigates a tempting karaoke scene, a jealous spouse, and social media friction, with guidance to address marital trust and involve her husband.
The column offers daily zodiac notes with guidance for all signs. It highlights potential relationship shifts for singles and travel themes for attached couples, urging cautious decisions and evening plans. It frames emotional sensitivity for Cancer and prompts practical focus across signs with tonight’s suggested actions.
A series of six bridge bidding scenarios for South with vulnerable and nonvulnerable play. Each item asks for the best action, followed by expert reasoning about forcing auctions, support limits, and suit cues. Includes a closing note inviting reader responses to Tribune Media Services.
Puzzle guidance directs players to visit Sudoku-Puzzles.net to fill a 9x9 grid so that each row column and 3x3 box contains digits 1 through 9. It instructs users to enter the puzzle number in the select puzzle box to view hints and the answer.
Crossword puzzle hints and random letters compacted in a garbled list. It mentions online play at www.oapa.com and references across and down clues with mixed fragments and partial words. The text is an OCR garble of a crossword page with nonsensical spacing and broken lines.
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