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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2005
Page
14
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A puzzle page lists various clues and answers with a phone line offer for help. It includes entries like Ryan or Tilly, Libra's stone, MD employers, and Mounties, alongside a call-in service price of 25 cents per minute and a 900 number.
The piece outlines L. Gatto Smith bka LL Cool J born in Queens and traces his rise from 1965 hit Can't Live Without My Radio to a 90s NBC show and future film work. It also delivers daily sun sign guidance for Aries through Aquarius with cautions about relationships and ambition, and notes a January 14 15 birthday and a 2005- era career arc.
In a bridge problem from a recent hand Sidestep, South doubles or passes over four hearts after four spades. West signals clubs to force a shift, and declarer notes how a club switch could have defeated the contract, yielding high matchpoints for West and East.
A chaotic TV listing mocks Danny Zero as a parolee dragged back into crime with mismatched allies. It also previews Battlestar Galactica continuing after a miniseries, plus a slate of prime time episodes, specials, and interviews across networks.
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