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Beetle Bailey
By Mort Walker
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Aries (March 21-April 19) There’s
plenty of work today; that’s for
sure. The good news is that
there’s plenty of money, too. Don’t
try anything fancy, though. Just play by
the rules. That’s going to be true for quite
some time, so write it down somewhere.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) You’re
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an argument, even if the other
person’s ridiculous. Be supportive, and love
could blossom. Be critical, and you could
end up on your own. Well, temporarily,
anyway. <
CGemini (May 21-June 21) It
might seem like somebody’s lean
ing on you today, and that could
be the case. That stern demeanor
will brighten right up when you tell this
person that you’ll do whatever it is that he
or she wants. Then, scurry around and do
it, and you’ll really make points.
.
■ Cancer (June 22-July 22) Your
friends will be your best teachers
today, whether you want them to
or not. Actually, some of their
advice hasn’t been requested, but it could
turn out to be quite handy, nonetheless.
lcu luuay, yuu
might get what you want from an
older person simply by asking.
You’re kind of lucky, and this old
er person is feeling kind of generous. Don’t
let the fact that someone else failed keep
* you from trying.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) The first
of the week was kind of tranquil,
but now things could start mov
** ing. To some it seems like con
flict, but to you it seems like action. If
you’ve got your plan prepared, you could
be tired of waiting. Just do it.
n Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Today,
you may have to deal with things
you’d rather avoid — big bureau
cracies, money you owe and oblig
ations. If you pretend it’s like a class
you’re taking, some of the pressure will be
alleviated. And it is kind of a class, really
— a class called life.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) You
might feel threatened today, as if
somebody that you thought you
knew pretty well is attacking you
in some way. Actually, that might
just be the mood you’re in. This person
could be asking you to do something, but
you’re not in the mood to be told what to
do. Think about it and be nice.
nSagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You
have to do a lot of work that
must be done perfectly. That’s the
bad news. The good news is that
this condition is only in effect for
a little while, and you’ll have more time to
play tomorrow. You might even be able to
play tonight if you’re not too tired.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) This
is a very lucky day for you.
J Overseas contacts could bring in
the money, or perhaps you’ll get a
special deal on an imported item.
Your prospects for love also look excellent,
and that’s the kind of love that lasts forev
er. Let bygones be bygones, and you’ll see.
Hqudiiua wan. ^su-reD. 10; nave
you been thinking about buying a
home of your own or fixing up the
one you have? If so, think about
it more right now because a good
deal could be out there. You might find out
about it at work, or from a dear friend, so
let people know what you’re looking for.
L Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You’ve
been under a bit of pressure late
ly. Your work’s demanding, and
you may feel squashed. Instead of
arguing with your sweetheart,
you two should comfort each other. And,
the privacy of your own home is the best
location, if you can find' time to get there,
together!
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Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
1 Actress Irving
4 vu
8 Deep voices
14 Food from taro
15 Stravinsky or
Sikorsky
16 Glossy paint
17 Ralph Waldo and
Roy
19 Complete
20 Old card game
21 Feudal peons
23 Make up facts
24 “60 Minutes”
commentator
27 Military vehicle
28 Floral loop
29 Carvey and Ivey
30 Saxophonist
Mulligan
31 Balls
33 Tomlin and Pons
35 Nation on the
Mediterranean
37 Medical
Drofession
41 Cubicle furniture
43 Word inventor
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47 Brings up
49 Learning org.
50 Tim of “WKRP in
Cincinnati”
51 Compilers
53 April 15
addressee
54 Group of experts
55 Cereal grain
56 Moistens
periodically
58 Discount
62 Relaxing
63 Family diagram
64 Has permission
65 Sappho’s
birthplace
66 Visualizes
67 Female sheep
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2 Lady of the
house
3 Giving in
4 Jumbled
5 Self-esteem
6 17th-century
dramatist Ben
7 Stock of
weapons
8 Meaty
9 Sothem and
Sheridan
10 Took seats
11 Photo subject,
often
12 More chilling
13 Disney dwarf
18 Actor Scheider
22 Spruce juice
24 “Mephisto Waltz”
star
25 "Hud" co-star
26 Desert spring
27 Singer Colter
30 Auto-pilot devices
32 Surrendered
formally
34 Money
36 City near Canton
38 Almost instantly
39 _-do-well
40 Mardi
42 Picks
44 Of primitive
groups
45 Create aquarium
bubbles
46 Off-target shots
48 Enticement
51 Lawyer’s files
52 Black goo
54 Mexican coin
57 Can pull
59 Golf gadget
60 Crow’s call
61 Needle hole
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