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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 2005
Page
12
A compact clue list across the crossword style shows items like sports award 4 Actor Lee J. 68 and many more short entries. It includes references to PBS relative 414 and various terse hints such as Looks sleepy exclusively and Pele's game with short cryptic prompts.
A fragmented page shows a string of clues and numbered items from 27 to 65, including Munsters pet bat, Bahrain VIP, house sites, flu bugs, hospital employee, shiny paint, Chopin opus, Novak and biology topology topic, and a quirky 1 95c per minute call line. The jumble resembles a puzzle or quiz card with missing connective text and stray OCR artifacts.
Aries through Pisces predictions mixed with zodiac guidance and March through August opportunities. The piece notes financial caution, flirtations, and practical planning, plus a Born Today item about Princess Stéphanie of Monaco born in 1983.
In the Guadeloupe Italy match at the Istanbul ward championships, South in four spades faced West heart queen lead. West paused after a club try, East held the ace, miscoordination at the other table let East’s club defense and heart signal seal the downfall as declarers pressed and failed to regain the contract.
The piece surveys claims that the 1960s spirit started with the February 1 1960 Woolworth sit-in by four Black NC A&T students Franklin McCain Ezell Blair Jr. Joseph McNeil and David Richmond at Greensboro. It contrasts public memory with personal motives and notes the sit-in’s lasting impact on desegregation and civil rights, while touching on related documentaries and TV listings.
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