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ACROSS
1 Mearaor
Archer
5 Eyeball-bending
pictures
10 Whittle
14 Clairvoyant
15 NBA player
16 Rosebud, e g.
17 Russian ruler
18 Comic-strip
Dick
19 Rational
20 Canada’s
capital
22 Status
24 Digressions
26 Moderate in
tempo
29 Thin slice
34 By way of
35 Cut short
38 Sports venue
39 Two quartets
combined
42 Refrain starter
43 Actor Feldman
44 At what place?
45 Eve’s third son
47 Modern: pref.
48 Family cars
50 Oriental
53 Facing
56 Stairway grip
60 Savor
64 On the
sheltered side
65 Scoped out on
the sly
67 “Damn Yankees”
femme fatale
68 Laurel or
Kenton
69 January in
Oaxaca
70 Organic
compound
71 Sodas
72 Tunes
73 Totter
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1 Concerning
2 Brooding place
3 Without ice
4 List of mistakes
5 Eighths of
circles
6 Golf standard
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7 Yawning
8 Mil. probe
9 Lovers’
meetings
10 Attention getter
11 Jai _
12 Vegas rival
13 Garden of_
21 Pale
23 Moslem nations
25 Fellas
26 Declares
27 Wall recess
28 Saw socially
30 Nest-egg initials
31 Captain Nemo’s
creator
32 Key PC key
33 Synthetic fabric
36 Anger
37 Meat pastes
40 Important time
41 Choir part
46 Pageboy and
Afro
49 Places at
intervals
51 Sault_Marie
Solutions
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52 Penn’s partner 58 Lowest high tide
54 Keyboard 59 Lairs
instrument 61 Actress Skye
55 Mary-Kate or 62 Blackthorn
Ashley berry
56 Lock with a pin 63 Corridor
57 Choir part 66 Unit of work
HOROSCOPES
ARIES Partnerships are important,
and right now they’re pivotal. You
can get somebody else to do almost
everything, except keep everyone else
inspired and on course. You’re the
best at that.
TAURUS Complications cause a
change in plans and perhaps in
methods. Remember that stress can
lead to actions that wouldn’t have
happened. That’s not always bad, but
paying attention is highly
recommended.
GEMINI The challenge is to figure out a
way to do all the things to which you’ve
been invited without spending a lot of
cash. Actually, that financial restriction
will help you make the choices.
CANCER You have strict standards to
which you try to conform. Hold out
for the best, and you’ll get there. How
you achieve it is variable. That’s the
interesting pan.
LEO Leo New horizons beckon, but
don’t take off quite yet. As you begin
your planning, you'll find out what’s
in the way. That should happen
pretty soon.
VIRGO Friends who generally give you
good advice don’t have all the facts
that you do now. Listen, but make up
your own mind.
LIBRA You’re spurred to take action,
but don’t get excited and try to do it
all at once. Setting priorities isn’t just
a good idea, it’s required.
SCORPIO Curtail expansion for a
while. You’re in a metamorphosis.
Withhold judgment for now, too. Your
analysis and priorities will change.
SAGITTARIUS You may not like to
draw attention to yourself, and that’s
OK, but don’t let shyness back you
down when bold resolve is required.
You have the support you need.
CAPRICORN You’ll get to be the voice
of reason soon. The others are getting
so mad at each other, no logic is
getting through. That’s your
assignment if you choose to accept the A
challenge. ^
AQUARIUS You want to get started
and to make the commitment, but
that’s not a good idea. You still have
chores from a previous project that
must be completed first. Besides, this
is a better day for finishing than
beginning.
PISCES Don’t overindulge a loved
one by purchasing expensive but
worthless gifts. Something you’ve
made yourself, for this person, will
leave a more lasting impression.
CALENDAR
TODAY
Carolina Productions presents
Battle Of the Bands: 7 p.m. Russell
House Ballroom. Free.
“The Dreamers”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
“The Story of the Weeping
Camel”: 7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon
Theatre, 937 Main St.
Non-Stop Hip-Hop Live Battle of
the MCs Week Four: 10 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $5.
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THURSDAY
“The Dreamers”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater. Free.
“The Story of the Weeping Camel”:
7 and 9 p.m. Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Sylvia”: 7:30 p.m. Trustus
Theatre. 520 Lady St. $15, $12
seniors/students/military.
Modem Music Studios Battle of the
Bands featuring Liftkit, Build a Bridge,
On By Seven, If By Winter: 8 p.m. New
Brooldand Tavern. $5 21 +, $7 under 21.
Emily Kate Boyd: 9 p.m. Jammin
Java, 1530 Main St. Pay-w#at-you
want-show.
Stretch Arm Strong with The
Chariot (featuring ex-member of
Norma Jean): 5 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern, 122 State St. $8.