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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 2004
Page
13
A terse item notes a sequence of numbers and directions with no complete sentence. The fragmentary OCR reads 33 Above, in verse 34 Compass heading 38 Not on time, offering little context for a full summary.
Answers to a puzzle list: 1 Wing 2 Heier's hello 3 Commen cath 4 Town near Phoenix 5 Chuck-wagon meal 6 Not their 8 Opened as a play 9 Couldn't help it.
A compact crossword clue list offers definitions and wordplays for entries including transport, salads, misuse, herbal drink, declare, soft drink, pairs, weekday, cunning, pats gently, make a speech, Poe's first name, likeness, this in Baja, nice chap, single in Paris, little child, Max Sydow, and hot spring.
Aries to Pisces predictions warn against new ventures delays in travel and talks. Gemini and Scorpio caution on miscommunication while Libra and Cancer urge calm and steady focus. June 15 birthday note highlights Courteney Cox Arquette, Birmingham born in 1964, star of Friends, with marriage and project updates.
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A Danish tournament narrative follows Philip Alder’s bridge analysis. West Kristensen opens with a club lead as declarer faces six hearts. South, with two aces, accepts the six level suggestively, while the tactic pits finesses against the club ace and heart ten, ending one down.
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