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tough week. You've been pushed to prove
you know what you're talking about. A
competitor has been hot on your heels. This
is good in a way. You've probably put on a
great performance. Schedule something fun
for this weekend.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) You might find
that you and another person can't see eye to
eye. What you need is an objective third
party. If you're buying or selling, for exam
ple, a broker could help you reach an
agreement that works for you both.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) The earlier part
of the day is quite busy, maybe even fran
tic. Somehow, you get most of the impor
tant stuff done. Later, your mood mellows.
Get together with old friends and meet a
few new ones, too. Play as hard as you've
worked!
Cancer (June 22-July 22) You're going to
be more relaxed early in the day. The pres
sure increases as the day goes on. If you
have the opportunity to work this weekend,
don't turn it down. It looks like a tough job,
out the margin of profit should be good,
starting this evening.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Your luck changes
for the better. You'll be good at sports activ
ities this weekend, so plan an outing. First,
take care of a pressing matter at home.
Don't postpone this obligation. It'll grow
into a bigger mess if left unattended.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You might be
kind of stressed. Are you thinking about
getting something expensive for your
home? Don't let any high-pressure salespeo
ple talk you into parting with a cent. Do the
research yourself. Don’t buy until you're
ready.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You re going to
have a good weekend, most likely. Best
possible scenario is a get-together with an
interesting group of people. It could be a
class or a tour to an historical area. If it's
expensive, split costs with a friend and go
together.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) You may get a
chance to work over the weekend. If so,
grab the opportunity. Conditions are good
for making extra money. You could make
time for romance, too. You'll probably be
tired, but happy, by the time this day is
through.
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Get nagging
chores out of the way as quickly as possi
ble. You'll be more interested in romance
and travel before the day's very old. A
change of scenery is good for you. You get
miserable if you're in the same old rut too
long.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You and your
group could get a big decision out of the
way. You've been thinking about several
things you want to change, and it's time to
take action. If a building project is on your
list, this weekend's the time to scratch it
off, completed.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) A person in a
position of authority could be hard to deal
with now. Don't try to do it by yourself; get
the group involved. Together, you may get
this person to see things from another point
of view. It may not be easy, but it's possi
ble.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) You should be
able to focus your attention well today: If
you're going to travel, watch out for techni
cal difficulties. You could get a ticket, for
example, because your tail light's out. So,
fix things like that before you go for a dri
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ACROSS
1 “Caruso” singer
Joan
5 Psychic letters
8 Perlect place
14 Dogfood brand
15 Affirmative vote
16 Mr. McDonald?
17 Willowy
18 French actress
Bead
20 Maj. Barbara's
creator’s inits.
22 Pad of rpm
23 Flock leader
24 Temporary
currency
26 Shade tree
27 Homeric epic
30 Verlaine poem,
de lune”
31 Time charges
33 Hot tub
34 Reflexive
pronoun
36 Take one’s pick
37 Decimal base
38 Hawaiian island
39 Hanoi holidays
41 Charade
44 Pop
45 Prowess
49 Fellow
50 Nappy leather
52 Cancel
53 First name in talk
shows
55 Permit
56 Addlebrained
57 ‘You_There”
58 Lipinski’s sudace
59 Letters outside
the theater
60 Ernie Ford and
Williams
64 Against
67 Stad burning
68 Ultimate degree
69 Las Vegas light
70 Shyest
71 Definite adicle
72 Long journey
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1 _-relief
2 That’s _ folks!
3 Clever saying
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4 Voodoo cult
5 CBS logo
6 Motto of the
Marine Corps
7 “_: or, Virtue
Rewarded”
8 Coffee container
9 Ripoff locations
10 Shaquille of the
NBA
11 Chiromancer
12 Not well
13 Curb-side quaff
19 Oversupply with
weapons
21 Accounting
programs
24 Learning inst.
25 One-tenth of
MDX
28 Simian
29 Actor Duryea
32 Fencing foil
35 Flawaiian feast
40 Voiced consonai
41 In the past
42 Yachting trophy
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43 Despot’s reign
46 Monotone utterer
47 Film-set call
48 Foxy
it 51 Meeting acceptec
standards
54 Golfer with an
army
60 Muscular spasm
61 Vanity
62 Fixed
I 63 That woman
65 Sock end
66 Press coverage
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