Short Song Puzzle From Ottawa Herald
A Saturday 1981 puzzle from Ottawa Herald lists clues for a short song and band themes. Across entries hint at a brief tune and musical groups while Down clues ask about joining a band and avoiding wrong notes.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1981
Page
5
A Saturday 1981 puzzle from Ottawa Herald lists clues for a short song and band themes. Across entries hint at a brief tune and musical groups while Down clues ask about joining a band and avoiding wrong notes.
Not all presidents take oath at the Capitol. Lyndon Johnson was sworn aboard a plane in Dallas after Kennedy's 1963 assassination. Harrison died 30 days after his 1841 oath, and Cleveland once held an umbrella for Harrison in 1889. If it rains this year, the ceremony may move indoors to the Capitol.
The United States Secret Service protects the president and family. Created in 1865 to curb counterfeiting, it began presidential protection in 1906. Two divisions exist: uniformed forces in Washington and special agents trained in Brunswick, Georgia, with duties including protecting the president, the vice president, former presidents and their children up to age 16, candidates, and visiting heads of state.
Combines instant nonfat milk mix cocoa and powdered sugar with non dairy creamer to make a chocolate flavored drink. Mix 1/3 cup of the dry mix with 2/3 cup hot water to serve about 36 servings and store the blend airtight for chilly days.
Denny Crum, noted as a super coach, led the University of Louisville basketball program to 219 wins and 55 losses across nine seasons. The team captured the 1980 national championship and competed in numerous tournaments. Crum grew up in California, played basketball, and served as Wooden's assistant at UCLA. He enjoys Westerns, golf, and cards, and lives on a farm with his wife and two children.
A puzzle prompts readers to navigate a center-start maze by moving through blocks to spell the word inauguration. The activity presents a new kind of maze experience tied to the word and grid traversal.
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