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ACROSS
1 Shaken
instrument
7 Kaline and
Jolson
10 Close
14 Old World lizards
15 Oriental sauce
16 Loosen up
17 Alpine songs
18 "The Four_of
the Apocalypse”
20 Small harbor
22 Dyeing vat
23 Stock-market
abbr
25 Not a people
person
27 Health haven
30 Arrive at
32 Beach
acquisition
33 Afterward
35 Dar es __
37 Luau fare
39 Soil
40 Breakfast treats
43 Spend time
indolently
44 Audition
45 Aspen zigzag
47 Pick up the tab
49 Newsman
Rattier
51 Keaton or Lane
52 Drunk-tank
letters
53 Recite fluently
56 Bother
persistently
57 Golf gadgets
58 Miffed
60 Collect
64 Damage severely
67 Needle case
68 Pers. pension
69 Photographer’s
respondee
70 Chair supports
71 Lamprey
72 Penn and_
DOWN
1 Has permission
2 Before now
3 Revolutionizes
4 Closing word
5 Dirty Harry's last
name
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6 Dunderheads
7 Cigar residue
8 Pay a cal!
9 Golan Heights^
claimant
10 Clairvoyant
11 Bad actor
12 Function
13 Decimal base
19 Market
21 Youngster
23 Conjunctions
24 Hot beverage
serving trolley
26 Strong, dark
tobacco
27 Nevertheless
28 _non grata
29 Creative skill
31 Capita! of Crete
34 Dwight's
opponent
36 Miss West
38 April 15 grp.
41 Guaranteed
42 Former beau
43 English corp.
letters
Solutions
46 Ryan of film
48 Birch or beech
50 Also not
54 Chilling
55 Winning position
57_day and age
59 Wickedness
60 Hairstyling
product
61 Consumed
62 Harbor helper
63 "_Joey"
65 Golly!
66 Slip up
HOROSCOPES
ARIES: This week friends
and relatives may
challenge your romantic
ideas or choices.
TAURUS: Monday through
Wednesday watch for a
dramatic shift in work and
social relationships.
GEMINI: Business
transactions, outdated
records or forgotten
payments may require
attention this week.
CANCER: Social routines and
group obligations may be
demanding this week.
LEO: Long-term relationships
and business partnerships
may soon be re-evaluated.
VIRGO: Romantic partners
and close friends will be
emotionally demanding
this week.
LIBRA: Financial and social
planning will be difficult.
Health, vitality and
confidence are on the rise.
SCORPIO: Loved ones may -
issue ultimatums over the
next few days'. Get ready
for new choices.
SAGITTARIUS: Before
midweek new business
rules may demand sudden
attention.
CAPRICORN: Late Tuesday a
wave of reflection and
subtle romantic
communications arrives.
AQUARIUS: Over the next
nine days romantic
messages and social
invitations may contain
subtle ultimatums.
PISCES: Social
communications will be
emotionally scattered this
week. After Friday, watch
for new invitations or
gatherings.