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CROSSWORD
ACROSS
1 Slogan
6 Ms. Bombeck
10 Persian ruler
14 Pocatello’s state
15 Diamond or
Young
16 Moved quickly
17 Tablet choice
18 End-of-semester
essay
20 San_, Texas
22 Undaunted
23 Adam’s
grandson
25 Long of “The
Broken Hearts
Club”
26 Don formal duds
30 Hangs loosely
34 No-sweat victory
35 Pick one
37 Pub purchase
38 WWII marauder
40 Ump’s cohort
41 Kept for later
43 Bon_
(wuucismj
44 On cloud nine
47 Actress Olin
48 Siberian plains
50 Craftsperson
52 Poetic
contraction
53 Headliner
54 Attribute to
58 Squabble
63 Type of music
65 Response to a
thrust
66 Continental
cssh
67 Sleuth Wolfe
68 Voice a thought
69 Laura or Bruce
70 Expanded
71 Apothecary
measures
DOWN
1 Uris novel, “_
18”
2 Thor’s father
3 Astronaut’s
drink
4 Address for a
Friend
5 Lots and lots
6 Tolkien tree
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7 Coral colonies
8 Boggy area
9 Annual
information
source
10 “Hogan’s
Heroes” setting
11 Have faith
12 Bellicose deity
13 Towel word
19 Reproductions
21 Burden
24 Massenet works
26 Percussion
instruments
27 Automaton
28 Ham it up
29 Health resort
30 Vanquish
31 Bathes
32 “Maria
33 Family car
36 Tennis do-over
39 Conical abodes
42 The Greatest
45 Imparting
46 Not very colorful
at all
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49 Individual
51 Camera holder
53 Extend a look
54 Served
perfectly
55 Board game
56 Vocalist Vikki
57 Cake finisher
59 Mafia bigwig
60 Actor/singer
Kristofferson
61 Sea eagle
62 Cereal grasses
64 Sad
HOROSCOPES
ARIES For the next several weeks,
you’ll be more compassionate, less
adversarial. This is good, because
there’s a huge job to be done. You
need all the help you can get.
TAURUS It might be hard to find
the time for romance, but it’s
worth the effort. When you get
the chance, dance.
GEMINI Having people over to
your house isn’t a bad idea, but
cleaning it up before they get
there could be a daunting
prospect. Get a Virgo to help.
CANCER You might have to
scramble to keep a promise. If
you don’t really know how to do
it, find an author who does.
Staying up all night reading will
be well worth the effort.
LEO It would be pretty easy to
spend more money now than
you’ve got. Don’t create a
conflict with a loved one by
doing that. Leave the credit cards
at home.
VIRGO You’re particularly good
with details for the next couple
days. Take on a chore that
requires concentration and
accuracy. It’ll be fun — almost.
LIBRA You might feel under a bit
of pressure to be as perfect as you
can. Take extra time with the
details and nobody will be
disappointed.
SCORPIO The odds are good that
you’re doing too many things at
the same time. Others might
counsel you to slow down, but
you don’t have to listen. You
work well under pressure.
SAGITTARIUS Although you’d
rather run and play,
responsibilities call. Don’t
simply ignore them. At least
take a number and promise to
call back.
CAPRICORN Travel beckons, but
it’s not a great idea to go.
Complications are predicted.
Wait until next week if you
can. That goes for mailing
things, too.
AQUARIUS It’s not a good time to
take risks with money, yours or
anyone else’s. Even a great offer
from a friend is liable to
backfire. Wait.
PISCES You’re glad to be
available during working hours,
but it’s up to you to set limits.
Protect your own private time.
CALENDAR
With Mike
Willis, 9
p.m. at
Jammin'
Java
with Patrick Leitner
of Saint Maybe: 8
p.m. Jammin’
WEDNESDAY
New Music Night with Pagan
Savant, Antietam, Static Change,
Too Late May: 8 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. 122 State
St. $3. All ages.
Dawson Huss of Tigerbot Hesh
---
Java. 1530 Main
St. A pay-what-you-want show.
Mr B's Goodtime Karaoke
Explosion: Art Bar 1211 Park St.
“Broken Wings": 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre. 937
Main St.
“Aladdin”: 8 p.m. Russell
House Theater.
THURSDAY
Bear Vs. Shark with Gatsby's
American Dream, Circa Survive,
All Good Citizens: 7 p.m. New
Brookland Tavern. $8. All
ages.
Joal Rush with Mike Willis: 9
p.m. Jammin’ Java. A pay
what-you-want show.
Rockwood with Every Blue Moon:
10 p.m. Headliners. 700
Gervais St. $7.
“Broken Wings”: 3, 7, 9 p.m.
Nickelodeon Theatre.
“Aladdin”: 8 p.m. Russell House
Theater.
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