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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1992
Page
11
Dr. Allan Bruckheim explains that angiography uses a catheter and dye to image the heart arteries on X ray while angioplasty employs a balloon catheter to widen a narrowed artery. The procedure aims to restore blood flow and relieve angina symptoms.
A compact list of crossword style clues with assorted hints, including language roots, sports terms, historical references, and miscellaneous nouns. Entries span culinary, anatomical, astronomical, and cultural domains with brief prompts such as hooded jacket fibula and papal vestment, plus clues to personalities and items like Alfred and Seward's Folly.
A social column reflecting on alarms, clocks, and watches as symbols of control and stress. It cites personal frustrations with alarm clocks, the appeal of a watchless life, and the paradox of timepieces as both status symbols and sources of conflict. It notes Las Vegas venues avoid clocks to boost leisure and ends with a syndicated quip about time and days.
A collection of aphorisms on home life and growth. Phyllis Diller comments on cleaning during children's growth as shoveling a walk before snow stops. Anne Morrow Lindbergh stresses that suffering alone yields wisdom without mourning and openness.
On Thursday December 31 1692 the zodiac signs offer caution and cheer for New Year’s Eve. Aries through Pisces describe focus on finances family and celebrations with advice to avoid overspending and overindulgence while noting names such as Matisse Denver and Odetta in birthday mentions.
A compact inquiry into proper phrasing for staying versus staying at home in informal text. It covers verb motion implications and forming possessives for words ending in s, including examples like the princess gown and Charles's son, noting apostrophe placement and punctuation nuances.
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