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1 Aries (March 21 -April 19) You've had a
couple of tough days, but now you could
get a chance to travel. This will be a good
weekend for a trip. If you're traveling on
business, so much the better. You'll be in a
good mood and willing to make a deal —
for a profit, of course.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) By relying on
your experience, you should be able to han
dle whatever stresses come your way. Don't
worry if it looks like you've made a bad
^deal. You can use what you learn to do bet
ter next time.
Gemini (May 21-June 21) Expect an argu
ment today. You're kind of self-conscious,
and that could throw you off your stride. If
you can postpone a competition for a cou
ple of days, do it. Might as well be in top
shape for a peak performance.
Cancer (June 22-July 22) Service to others
is the key to your success. The truth could
be revealed in your workplace, too. If you
don't like it at first, just relax. As you get
used to an initially startling idea, you may
find it will be to your advantage.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't waste time,
but do have fun. Give a project your full
attention, and you might complete it, final
ly. Later on, try something you've never
done before. The odds are good you'll be
pleasantly surprised. This could describe
trying a new restaurant, too.
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) You're being
pushed to stay home and tidy up. You may
need to get hid of a few things, too. While
you're sorting through the stuff, look for
valuable items. You may find something
tha‘ makes it all worth while.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Look out for sur
prises. You're liable to learn something that
shatters your reality. We're going through a
phase when the truth is being revealed, just
about everywhere. Don't worry; this could
tum out to be to your advantage.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) Today you and
your partner should go on a search for
buried treasure. This could be a new way to
invest your retirement account. Or, you
might discover that those rhinestones your
Grandma left you are really diamonds.
Check into it!
Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) You have a
compulsion to tell the truth. If you're think
ing about blowing the whistle at work, be
careful. Do it in such a way as to get a pro
motion, not a pink slip! Present the solu
tion, not just the problem.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) You know
that dream you had that you've just about
given up on? Well, how about taking it out
and dusting it off again. The situation may
have changed in your favor. Don’t do it dur
ing working hours, though. Get your day
job done first.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) You and your
team might need to reassess your situation.
You've struggled to achieve the group's
goals, while taking care of your responsibil
ities at home, too. You may not be able to
do it all now, either. Save Sunday for your
family.
Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) An opportunity
that you thought was over and done with
could show up again. This could take a lit
tle work on your part, but the goal you
were after might be attainable. This lesson
could be about never giving up. So, go for
it one more time.
Crossword
ACROSS
1 Until
5 Sailor’s drink
8 Second-largest
continent
14 Female servant
15 Loneliest number
16 Herschel's planet
17 Solvents
19 Porters
20 Gets up for
22 Dogs or Man,
eg.
23 Unite
26 One step
27 Fire engine
equipment
28 Asseverate
30 Dry-heat bath
32 Sullivan and
McMahon
33 Location near
cloud nine?
37 Board smoother
38 Seuss or Spock
41 Singer’s product
45 10 of calendars
47 Roanne’s river
48 Cereal grasses
49 Unstable
51 H. Hamlin TV
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54 Fate
55 Fluttery flyer
56 Households
58 Narcotic
60 Vehement
denunciation
64 Trick pitch
65 Edge
66 Household press
67 Word with
Wankel or search
68 Indeed
69 Hock
DOWN
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Fiction"
2 Chum
3 Muscle spasm
4 Stench
5 Fowl’s perch
6 Free
7 Savior
8 Mate or mat lead
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9 To and_
10 Relation in
degree
11 Not vital
12 Twisted into
ringlets
13 Set a tax on
18 That guy’s
21 Verifiable
23 Stinging insect
24 Mr. Knievel
25 Laying waste to
27 Hurricane's
aftermath
29 Clair or Coty
31 Nothing in
Granada
34 Recently
35 Small combo
36 Parrot
39 Direction for
victory?
40 Remainder
42 Cairo’s river
43 Silo
44 Actress
Griffith
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membrane
46 Polish-born
French composer
50 Light olive brown
52 Small lizard
53 Drenched
56 Slight
57 Marine vessel
59 Decimal base
61 Time of note
62 Cut the greens
63 Advice-giving
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