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6 Give lip
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15 Not in favor of
16 Water vessel
17 Highlight
19 Chorus voice
20 Gobi or Sahara
21 Neither’s
partner?
22 Shipbuilding
lumber
23 Re off
25 Chatter
27 Newly settled
land
32 Fire flakes
33 Veronica of
Hollywood
34 Come up short
36 Passover meal
40 Plot of land
41 Sprites
43 Music of India
44 Tired out „
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47 Particle
48 uoming-out girl
50 Cross the line, 6 Pouchlike Solutions
literally structure
52 So tar 7 In a short time
56 Zero 8 Razor sharpener
57 Farming 9 Bogart film, “High
implement ”
58 Pint for roses 10 Avoid jail '
60 Japanese 11 Tiny hooter
entertainer 12 Silver, gold or
65 Fill past full nickel
66 Backyard line 13 In dire need of
clipper funds
68 & others 18 Conflict
69 Nora’s pooch 24 Kingdom
70 Factory 26 Donkey
71 Blab 27 Imperfection
/? Fveryone but us 28 Track contest
/3 Gossipy woman 29 Southern veggie
30 Good-for-nothing
31 Metal tastener
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1 Tater 37 items of info 52 Distressed 61 of Wight
2 Walking stick 38 Self-images 53 Flat piece of 62 Bridge
3 Bookie’s 39 Ewes’ mates metal 63 Helpful
numbers 42 Santa’s ride 54 Sum information
4 At liberty 45 strong desire 55 Like Dylan 64 NYC theater
5 weasel’s kin 49 Small lynx Thomas 67 Highland tuppei
HOROSCOPES
TODAY’S BIRTHDAY (SEPT. 7)
It looks like you have two goals
this year. One involves fixing
up your home or moving. It’s a
change, and it’s up to you to
make sure it’s for the better.
The other goal involves a trip,
perhaps your dream vacation.
Just as you suspected, you
can’t do both. Take care of the
domestic project first, and be
satisfied with travel posters for
now. Everything will come to
fruition in due time.
To get the advantage, check the
day’s rating: 10 is the easiest
day, 0 the most challenging.
ARIES (MARCH 21-APRIL 19)
— Today is a 7. It’s time to get
practical. Figure out what you
want and how much it’s going
to cost. Do the work, get the
money. You can settle down
and take care of business as
well as anyone. You just have
to get motivated, that’s all.
TAURUS (APRIL 20-MAY 20) -
Today is a 7. You might be
voicing, or merely holding, a
minority opinion, but you’re
not completely alone. You have
some important people on your
side — important to you,
anyway. If most of the others
aren’t on board yet, be patient.
GEMINI (MAY 21-JUNE 21)
Today is a 7. There’s plenty of
money coming in, but don’t
waste it. If you’re careful, you
can pay the bills AND get a
special treat for someone you
love. It’s nice to be able to do
that, especially when the gift is
unexpected.
CANCER (JUNE 22-JULY 22) -
Today is a 6. Friends might
have advice about how you
should manage your money,
but don’t do everything they
say. Being thrifty isn’t enough.
You also have to recognize a
good deal when you see one.
Quality counts.
LEO (JULY 23-AUG. 22) —
Today is a 7. Comfort a person
who’s worried about a
domestic matter. This person
has been a friend to you in the
past and respects your
opinion. He or she might even
take your advice. Offer
encouragement.
VIRGO (AUG. 23-SEPT. 22) -
Today is a 7. If you have any
money left after paying the
bills, why not go out? A concert
would be nice, but the combo
at your favorite club does a
good job, too. Get your playing
out of the way now so you can
tackle a big job this weekend.
LIBRA (SEPT. 23-OCT 22) —
Today is a 6. You get to play
counselor again, and it’s a job
for which you’re suited. A
loved one’s frustrations could
reach maximum intensity by
tomorrow, then ease on
Sunday. ,
SCORPIO (OCT. 23-NOV. 21) -
Today is a 7. You’re a master of
innuendo, and you’re about to
meet your match. Let a person
who doesn’t say much catch
your eye. Flirtation is allowed,
only if you really mean it.
There could be trouble.
SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 22-DEC.
21) —Today is a 7.
Unfortunately, not everything
is as effortless as you’d like.
You’ll work a little harder to
get the same amount done.
Does this mean you’re doing
something wrong? Nah. That’s
just the way it is.
CAPRICORN (DEC. 22-JAN. 19]
— Today is a 7. A loved one’s
support means the world to
you, and you’d like to give
something back. You don’t
need to buy an expensive gift.
You can’t really afford it,
anyway. Give this person
something even more
precious: your love. In writing
AQUARIUS (JAN. 20-FEB. 18)
— Today is a 6. You’re wildly
creative, but you’re also
fundamentally practical. You
make sure things work. That’s
what you get to do now. Take
the time, try it out, go back to
the basics. This is one of the
reasons you’re so successful.
You do the homework.
PISCES (FEB. 19-MARCH 20)
— Today is a 7. The more you
learn, the less you’ll stress.
You’ll either change a
situation you don’t like, or
you’ll accept it. Either option
would be better than worrying
Besides, what you’re learning
could put some of those fears t<
BRIEFS
Budget cuts slice
museum deal
The best things in life are
free, but not at the museum
anymore. Due to budget cuts,
the South Carolina State
Museum ended its “free
Sunday” admission deal and
instituted “dollar Sundays”
instead, beginning July 1. The
old deal gave customers free
admission into the museum on
the first Sunday of every
month, but now those visitors
must pay $1.
Tut Underwood, spokesman
for the museum, explained that
the change came as a result of
state budget cuts. The cuts, he
explained, hit the museum
especially hard. “We hope that
the state gets in better financial
condition in the coming years
so we can go back to our free
Sundays, but it doesn’t look
likely in the foreseeable
future,” Underwood said.
The number of museum
visitors last weekend, the first
“dollar Sunday,” didn’t
significantly decrease. “We’re
still the best deal in town,”
Underwood said.
Regular admission days
will remain the same at $5 for
adults, $4 for senior citizens
and students with a college ID,
and $2 for children younger
than 17.
Titans’ Coach Boone
to speak
Coach Herman Boone, who
was portrayed by Denzel
Washington in Remember the
Titans, is scheduled to speak at
Shandon United Methodist
Church’s gym at 6 p.m.
Coach Boone, a native of
Rocky Mount, N.C., will be
speaking on “uniting for the
common good.”
This free event will be
sponsored by the United Way of
Columbia.
The church is located at 3407
Devine Street, across from
Dreher High School.
Actor to perform in
Russell House
Geoffrey Ewing, actor and
former soap opera star of CBS’s
“Guiding Light,” will perform
scenes from the one-man play
“Ali,” which he performed
Thursday at The Township
Auditorium.
Intertwined in the
performance will be teachings of
the Baha’ i Faith.
This free performance was
created and co-written by
Ewing, based on the legendary
life of Muhammad Ali, and will
begin tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the
Golden Spur.
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