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ACROSS
1 Demonstrate
5 Smile
expansively
9 'The Medium” or
“The Bat”
14 Vegas game
15 Gymnast Korbut
16 Heroism
17 Absorbed by
18 Legal claim
19 Follow
20 Exchanged
22 Bull’s-eyes
24 Liquid sample
25 Breakfast grains
28 Kitchen gizmo
29 Tell secrets
34 Paradigm
37 Authorized
39 Peruse
40 Man from
Manchuria
41 Yao of the NBA
42 Gaiety
44 Old-style poetry
45 Francis or Dahl
46 Dazzling
success
48 Discomposes
50 End of
command?
53 Titular
57 Suffer from
deprivation
59 Watchful
60 Feathery
accessories
63 Per_(for each
day)
64 Danger
65 Reverse an
action
66 Hosiery shade
67 Fidgety
68 Earth orbiter
69 Dissenting votes
DOWN
1 Comic routines
2 Painter Matisse
3 At hand
4 Lumber
5 More daring
6 Actor Wallach
7 Mature
8 Kind of ray
9 Supervised
10 Sharp spasm
11 Otherwise
12 Disorderly
retreat
13 War god
21 Environmental
sci.
23 Illinois city near
St. Louis
26 ‘Touched by an
Angel” star
27 Some weasels
28 Core group
30 Entice
31 Small combo
32 Give
temporarily
33 Advantage
34 “_la Douce”
35 Ruminant of the
woods
36 Actor Holliman
38 Temporary fix
40 Single-celled
organism
43 Senselessly
44 River of NYC
47 Practice session
49 Photo collection
50 Writer Jong
51 _so often
52 Story-telling
uncle
53 California valley
54 “The Virginian”
writer Wister
55 Trade center
56 Eye part
58 Middle Eastern
gulf
61 Lennon’s
love
62 Bother
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HOROSCOPES
ARIES Your curiosity will soon be
piqued by an author recently
discovered. Study well — you’ll have
a chance to use this information
soon.
TAURUS Authority figures are likely
to be in a generous mood, and you
know just what they need. That’s the
clue. Provide it.
GEMINI Don’t let a rejection or two
slow you down. Being respected is
actually better in the long run than
being liked. Stand up for what’s right.
CANCER For the next several weeks,
you’ll be obsessed with dreams of far
away places, For the next two days,
you’ll be stuck here, cleaning up old
messes.
LEO For the next few weeks, you’ll
become more interested in how you
save your money. This is good, since
you’ve been paying more attention to
other things for a while.
VIRGO Learning to delegate is a skill
you’ll get to practice. This will make it
possible for you to do much more.
LIBRA You’re very smart and very
good at getting the message out.
Move up a notch in effectiveness by
listening carefully.
SCORPIO Sort through your bills and
the other paperwork that’s been
stacking up. You’ll want to know how
much you can spend on your
romantic outing this weekend.
SAGITTARIUS Conditions are
improving, and so are
communications. Comp»mise will
be required, however. Set priorities.
CAPRICORN Your workload increases
for the next few days. For heaven’s
sake, don’t complain. You’ve already
thought of at least one very good use
for the money.
AQUARIUS You’ve worked hard, but
don’t despair. Some things are about
to get easier. Rearrange your schedule
to make more free time with the
people you love.
PISCES Nobody really understands
how the learning process works, but
in the next few weeks your
knowledge increases substantially.
Take care.
CALENDAR
TODAY
Senses Fail with Running from
Dharma, The Letter Red: 5 p.m.
New Brooldand Tavern, 122 State
St. $10 advance. All ages.
. The Road Back from Mardi Gras,
with Rory Lowe Band and Madison
Fair: 9:30 f>.m. New Brooldand
Tavern. $5 over 21, $7 under.
“Moolaade”: 3, 7, 9:30 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre, 937 Main St.
“The Color Purple": 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
THURSDAY
Testing Ground with User Friendl
Senseless, Drilling Bonnie, Tt
Autumn Overcast: 8 p.m. Nc
Brookland Tavern. $3 over 21, 3
under, all ages.
Private Eleanor with Adam Cullur
9 p.m. Jammin’ Java, 1530 Main S
A pay-what-you-want show.
Blue County with Soutl
Headliners, 700 Gervais St.
“Moolaade": 7, 9:30 p.n
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“The Color Purple”: 8 p.m. Russ<
House Theater.
With The Road Back, and Rory Lowe Band,
9:30 p.m. New Brookland Tavern, $5-7
Madison Fair
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