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1 Fellow
4 Shucks!
9 Brainy
14 Fuss
15 Moor
16 Nutty pie
17 Garr movie, “Mr,
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18 Opening bars
19 All thumbs
20 Posers
23 Agassi of tennis
24 UAE constituent
28 Capital on the
Willamette
32 Perfect place
33 At the stern
36 Market figures
38 Arranges by
category
39 Large splash
41 Mel of cartoon
voices
43 Odometer unit
44 City on the
Rhone
46 Nose
48 Was first
49 Adherent of
Islam
51 Cavalry weapon
53 Mixture
55 Desert bloom
59 Triple
63 Skirt’s fold
66 Pie part
67 Marriage vow
68 Uncle Miltie
69 A la _
70 Actor Cariou
71 Fathered
72 Fur-trade
pioneer
73 Anger
DOWN
1 Lethal snake
. 2 Embellish
3 Constant
traveler
4 Barnum’s first
name
5 Dispatched
6 Abhor
7 Gillette blade
8 Life Is It,
Anyway?"
9 Liquors
,
10 Rest Area
building
11 High card
12 Utter sharply
13 Blast letters
21 April 15
addressee
22 Down Under
bird
25 Time for a
shower?
26 Name
27 Let up
29 Research'
center
30 Building wings
31 Signifies
33 Old World
lizard
34 Open discussior
35 Oklahoma city
37 Singer Phoebe
40 ‘The_Heart"
42 Pigeon call
45 Took aim
47 Rendezvous
participant
50 Damage
52 Owed
54 Islamic
destination
56 Spicy dish
57 Apple beverage
58 Make up (tor)
60 Historic times
61 Bacharachor
Young
62 Regarding
63 Network of
“Frontline"
64 Hilo gariand
65 Miss a step
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES You’re kicking into high
gear and leaving everyone in
your dust. There will be a
couple of obstacles to go
around, but it looks like you
win. Have at it!
TAURUS You’re coming up
with all sorts of radical ideas.
Before taking action on them,
bounce them off a person who
has more experience. Until
then, don’t mention these ideas
to anyone else.
GEMINI Your friends come to
your rescue, and not a moment
too soon. They fill you full of
inspiration and enthusiasm.
CANCER Somebody with an
agenda is likely to rub you the
wrong way. You may not like
that tone of voice, but don’t put
up too much of a fuss. Don’t do
extra work for free, either. Just
say “no.”
—
LEO By now, you should be
ready to expand. You’re eager
to take new turf. There may be
a couple of reasons why you
shouldn’t act, but they’re
inconsequential.
VIRGO Here’s the part where
your skills as a money
cruncher come in handy. You
need to find a way to finance a
project you’ve already begun.
No problem, right?
LIBRA A person with strong
opinions may take control for a
while. This can be just fine, as
long as you know it’s all being
done in your best interests.
Delegate.
SCORPIO Time to get back to
work. Not only is there a lot of
work to be done, but it all has
to be done by yesterday.
Luckily, that’s your specialty.
SAGITTARIUS Learn what you
can about a fascinating person,
just for the fun of it. You’re
liable to get all enthused again.
You just love it when that
happens.
CAPRICORN Your family may
have some pent-up resentment
that they’d like to tell you
about. Have you spent too
much time working lately and
not enough'time playing with
them? Listening is a big help,
even if you can’t do much more
than that.
AQUARIUS Don’t share
everything you’re learning just
yet. But if you keep digging
enthusiastically, you’ll get
there a lot faster.
PISCES If you’re not quite sure
what you should do next, put off
the decision entirely. An error
could be quite expensive now.
It’s better to wait and be sure.
CALENDAR
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Friday
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“RIVERS AND TIDES: ANDY
GOLDSWORTHY WORKING
WITH TIME”: 7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937
Main St.
HARVEST HOPE FOOD DRIVE
BENEFIT SHOW FEATURING
DEJA VOODOO, LYRIKAL
BUDHA, THE MOVEMENT,
LELAND REXFORD & FRIENDS,
MARTY FORT, STEVEN
WILLIAMS, KEVIN GREEN, BIG
APPLE DJS, JASON WILSON
AND MORE: 7 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State
St. $5 or 5 food items.
JETHRO’S PLEA WITH MICAH,
STEPHAN & JESSE: 9 p.m.
Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main St.
$5.
Saturday
“RIVERS AND TIDES: ANDY
GOLDSWORTHY WORKING
WITH TIME": 3,7 and 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
MIKENPIKEWITH THE FUNK
SYSTEM: 9 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $521+, $7
under 21.
TOM COLON WITH BROOKE
CAMPBELL: 9 p.m. Jammin’
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Java. $7.
Sunday
"RIVERS AND TIDES: ANDY
GOLDSWORTHY WORKING
WITH TIME”: 3,7 and 9 p.m.
I Friday and Saturday. 8 p.m.
Russell House Theater.
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Nickelodeon Theatre.
BISHOP ALLEN WITH THE
CLOSE, VINYL ARE MY PANTS,
THE TAXICHAPS: 7 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5 21+, $7
under 21.
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