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3 10 Male swine
? 14 Hearth debris
£ 15 Kind of model
? 16 Car shaft
§ 17 Baby bird?
5 18 Holler
£ 19 Cover with a
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restraint
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43 Biblical doubter
45 Bar bill
47 Director
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48 _ of duty
51 Anne Rice
character
55 Links standard
56 Floors
57 Germfree
62 _ Royale, Ml
63 Desensitized
65 Island off
Venezuela
66 Styling products
67 Zatopek or
Jannings
68 Nonviolent
protest
69 Thumbs-down
votes
70 Count (on)
71 Ooze out
DOWN
1 Time gone by
2 _Spumante
3 Compare prices
4 Submarine
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6 Glass objects
7 Caviar
8 Prepared
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11 Binary compouni
12 Assuage
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21 Seethe
23 Bogged down
26 Coagulate
27 Lofty
28 Norwegian
capital
29 Gossip tidbit
30 Ray
34 Tugboat sound
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36 Hooked on
37 Las Vegas light
39 Wheel spokes
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44 More tranquil
46 Prejudice
49 Work experienci
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51 Churchill’s
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53 Unsinkable Mrs.
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54 Squeeze
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59 Ballet skirt
60 Footnote ditto
61 Sugar source
64 Wire measure
HOROSCOPES
ARIES More study is required
before you can put all those
pesky worries behind you. Put
everything else off until this is
done. Then, party hearty to
morrow
TAURUS You’re at an advantage
in limited-funding situations.
You can always figure out a way
to get by with less. You can do it
this time, too.
GEMINI You should have this
latest puzzle just about figured
out. Not quite, but almost. Don’t
start thinking you’ve already
aced the test. There’s more.
CANCER It’s still difficult for you
to get your meaning across with
words. Good smells from the
kitchen communicate more ef
fectively, so try that.
LEO Continue to be cautious
with speculations and any oth
er risks. Travel should go well
this weekend, though. How
about a favorite outing with a fa
vorite friend?
VIRGO Help an idealist get a firm
grip on reality. There are rules
to follow, some of which may be
rather uncomfortable. Assure
your friend that it gets easier
with practice.
LIBRA Babe Ruth hit a lot of
home runs, but he also had a lot
of strikeouts. Don’t beat your
self up over delays or rejections.
Just keep swinging.
SCORPIO Practicality could tem
porarily get in the way of hav
ing fun, but that’s not how it’ll
always be. Postpone a frivolous
expenditure, but not forever.
SAGITTARIUS Change things
around and fix things up as best
you can. Imagination and ere
ativity won t solve all of your
problems, but they’ll sure help.
Humor will be useful, too.
CAPRICORN Something you ex
pect to occur won’t, and some
thing you don’t expect will.
Planning is important, as you
well know. It’s a good idea to
have several alternatives ready.
AQUARIUS Don’t go out and
spend a lot on something a loved
one wants. The odds are too
great that the thing won’t fit, or
that somebody will change his
or her mind.
PISCES Some may have thought
you were gentle, maybe even
weak. They’ll be surprised to
discover how stubborn you are
when something you care about
is at stake.
HI Columbia geek-rockers Love Apple
■ I will perform with First Night on
H I Earth and Annaray. Friday, 9 p.m.
■ 1 New Brookland Tavem.
Friday Oct. 18
“MURDEROUS MINDS": This
film details the
doublemurders of the maid’s
employer and her daughter
by the domestics and the
sisters, 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
TWO LEPTA WITH COLE GINN:
9 p.m. Jammin Java, 1530
Main St., $4.
FEAR OF FLYING WITH THE
RESIDENCE, BOYS GO TO
WAR, MY BLIND LUCK AND
DON’T TELL DICK: 7 p.m. Uncle
Doctor’s, 1734 Mobile Dr.
THE GOOD SHIP, LOVERS AND
JOSH MCCORMACK: Lettuce
Lounge, 114 State St.
“MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING": Presented by the
S.C. Shakespeare ComPany
8 p.m. Free
FRONTPAGE: 5:30 p.m.
Manifest Discs and Tapes,
1563 Broad River Road. Free.
“SCOOBY DOO”: 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater. Free.
Saturday Oct. 19
NEW BROOKLAND TAVERN:
Early Show: Pop 39 with
Wake Up September, Left on
Green, Atlantic.
Late Show: The Void and Six
Ten Split Farewell Show.
Early show starts at 7 p.m.,
late show at 10 p.m. $5.
PAIN IN LIFE, SCENIC DRIVE
AND BLEAK: Uncle Doctor’s
“SAME TIME NEXT YEAR”: 8
p.m. Roger Center. $io to $28
“MUCH ADO ABOUT
NOTHING”: Presented by the
S.C. Shakespeare Comply.
8 p.m. Free.
SEVEN NATIONS: Senate Park,
931-B Senate St. $10.
JEFF LIBERTY WITH
INNERSOUL: 9 p.m. Jammin’
Java. $4.
“MURDEROUS MAIDS”: 3,7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
Sunday Oct. 20
DISTORTED SOUND SADISTS:
8 p.m. Art Bar, 1211 Park St.
“MURDEROUS MAIDS”: 3,7
and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre.
CREED WEEK KICK-OFF:
Featuring Palmetto Pans,
USC’s steel drum ensemble,
from 5:30 to 6 p.m.,
Blackboard’s Truck from 6 to
6:30 p.m. and the Blue Dogs
from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Davis
Field. Free.