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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 2003
Page
13
A concise puzzle style clue set hints at various wordplay themes with references to writers insects and brands. The list includes across and down items touching literature music math and everyday objects with playful phrases suggesting punny associations.
Queen of Scots is the first clue answer. The second hints at There oughta be a law. The third refers to Kiki or Joey as names. The fourth points to a group that sells cookies.
An advert-like teaser shows a toll call option Touchstone or rotary phone priced at 95 cents per minute with a toll number 900 226 4344 code 000 and a crossword style clue list including violin part envelope abbr synthetic fabric standstill Geronimo tribe brats restaurant patron feed the fire bene cult designer St Laurent snow boat house additions munch cook's vessel
The column outlines each zodiac sign with advice on romance, work, and money. It notes Saturn and Uranus influences, mentions Jim Rush Limbaugh style radio reach, and includes a December 9 birthday profile for Capricorns with career and romance outlooks.
ABC presents a new Peanuts special featuring ReRun and Spike in I Want a Dog for Christmas Charlie Brown at 8 p.m. on WEWS-TV. CBS repeats Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer at 8 p.m. on WOID 19. Animal Planet airs The Littlest Reindeer live action at 8 p.m. focusing on Aurora the runt reindeer braving a blizzard to pull Santa's sleigh.
In a diagrammed hand by Girish Moorthy, South must play five spades after a club six lead. West seems to infer spade shortage and sacrifices in five hearts. The described lines show declarer ruffing and a Scissors Coup that blocks East’s lead, yielding only one spade and one diamond loss.
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