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| CRIME SCENE.
' LIFTING PRINTS.
PICKING UP
HAIR AND FIBERS.
1 IDENTIFYING
DNA.
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INVESTIGATING
TRACKS IN
THE MUD.
CALLING IN
A FORENSIC
ACCOUNTANT.
COMPARING
DENTAL RECORDS
an
ACROSS
1 Go away!
6 Space saucers
10 Trolley car
14 University of
Maine location
15 Location
16 Hawkeye State
17 “Little_Lupe
Lu”
18 Town north of
Denver
20 Chew the
scenery
21 Glistened
22 Anil or woad
" 23 Graffiti artist's
equipment
25 Performance
27 Cartoon sailor
30 Ginsberg poetry
collection
33 Interrupt rudely
37 Cowboy's
nickname
38 Black-and-white
treat
39 RSVP-er
41 Hot fudge, e g.
43 Verdi opera
44 Dashed
46 Florida explorer
47 The slammer
48 Increase
50 Put the collar on
52 Viennese, for
example
57 Director Howard
59 Overjoy
62 Eagle’s abode
63 Too willing
65 Andes beast
66 Poi root
67 Waistcoat
68 1946-52 N.L.
home-run
leader
69 Otherwise
70 Concerning
71 Eyelid swellings
DOWN
1 Parts of shoes
2 Constrict
3 Distributor part
4 Baker or Pointer
5 Long/Hanks
movie, with
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6 Consumes
completely
7 Mesh fabric
8 Football great
Graham
9 Visualized
10 Betting guide
11 Hope/Crosby
movie
12 Askew
13 Manufacture
19 Body of water
24 Doomed ones
26 Uses an axe
28 Still
29 Mass departure
31 Departed
32 Peacock of TV,
eg
33 Slant
34 Military group
35 At-home fast
food
36 Crownlet
40 Have a hero
42 Pre-game
encouragement
45 Most orderly
Solutions
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49_Vallarta,
Mexico
51 Hive builder
53 Started the fire
again
54 Teheran man
55 Singer Mann
56 Closes in
57 Memorization
by repetition
58 The _ Office
60 Volcano output
61 Gets older
64 Fish eggs
! HOROSCOPES
ARIES (March 21-April 19):
Have lunch with a friend who
always cheers you up.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20): No
need to hurry, especially if
money is concerned.
GEMINI (May 21-June 21):
You’re fascinated by a new area
of study, something you can’t
just read about.
CANCER (June 22-July 22):
Dreaming is more fun, of
course, but there’s less to show
for the time you spend.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Launch
new projects and follow
through on promises.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22): Your
first impulse may be to feel
guilty for work not done, but
you’ll get by.
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22): Friends
won’t let you hide out any
longer. They’ll insist you come
and play.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Do
your very best on a difficult
assignment.
SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21):
You need to get out for some
exercise.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19):
Lots of new ways to spend
money are coming to your
attention.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18):
Meet with a person who knows
it all and accept the coaching.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): The
faster you work, the more you
make, but don’t spend it all in
one place.
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