The News-Star from Monroe, Louisiana (2024)

March 25, 1988

Publication:

The News-Stari

Location:

Monroe, Louisiana

Issue Date:

Friday, March 25, 1988

Page:

32

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6D News Star World riday March 25 1988 Crossword ThomasJoscph A Answer away with the spoon 41 Go next 42 Rotted (away) 43 Bacterium 44 Bullard DOWN 1 Barbecue rod 2 Sea or snake 3 Alert 4 Vietnamese holiday 5 opposite 6 Days That Shook the World" 7 Start out along 8 Gazing 10 VCR button 12 Trick alterna tive TE 17 NASA approval 20 Encircle 23 Noted Christian 24 Red 25 Approve 26 European salad plant 27 Permission 40 28 New Guinea port 30 Intro duction 31 Emu late Cicero 32 Candle 36 Watch over 38 Crude sugar ACROSS 1 specialty 5 one small for man 9 Richard Gere ilm 11 Dogma 13 In a snit 14 Sign up 15 Tobacco ingredient 16 card game I saw Elba 19 rench or oreign 21 Inlet (Sp) 22 Squid output 23 you dare!" 24 lock 26 companion 27 Afford 28 Card game 29 Shrew mouse 30 John pet 33 Nigerian 34 Curry ingredient 35 Hair pad 37 Between Leo and Libra 39 me a ALl Ra" A AP £10 WAN lOiR AG CIAISiEWm AK EM I ARHRKD IAIM I IGOMU MEI8IO1HMPI I' 9 10 'fO ll (2 1 1 1 2 is 16 11 13 1 22 zT 3 31 32 asi 33 SI 34 J6 51 sr1 Si DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES how to work it: ms AXYDLBAAXR isLONGELLOW One letter stands for another In this sample A is used for the three for the two etc Single letters apostrophes the length and formation of the words are all hints Each day the code letters are different CRYPTOQUOTE 3 25 JVAVM VILA RAZ LAYOAL RAZ LRNL JLRNLATK MVGLG OA VPM LRMYJTK 0 SVRAAL GXJOTTLM Cryptoquote: CHILDREN ARE LIKE SPRINGULL HOPE AND THINGS TO LOOK AHEAD TO GRANDMA MOSES Horoscope Carroll Righter GENERAL TENDENCIES: You will run into many delaying problems if you are overly sensitive to a remark from a co worker so Just let criticism roll off your back You may have to handle some home and family problems this evening ARIES (March 21 to April 19): You may be con fused about practical affairs this morning so han dle them carefully Invite some interesting friends into your home tonight TAURUS (April 20 to May 20): get Involved in an out of town matter or you will become terri bly confused inish up any important reports or statements GEMINI (May 21 to June 21): You may find it difficult to keep a promise you have made so try to arrange a postponement let your mate's mood confuse you MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21): Instead of letting an older person impose his views on you follow your own ideas get involved in any arguments tonight LEO July 22 to August 21 Be very conscientious in handling your work today and gain some fine benefits Try to establish better relations with your co workers VIRGO (August 22 to September 22) This is not a good day to take any risks which could put you be hind the eight ball Stick to the tried and true meth ods in your work LIBRA (September 23 to October 22): You can ask a superior for a favor and get it without any trouble after lunch today Get busy at taking care of an important credit matter SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21): Plan a trip to see a family friend who means much to you as he or she will appreciate it and the change of pace will do you good SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21): Your financial situation is in a very delicate condi tion so get some advice from an expert before you start trying to change it CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20): Try to create a more cooperative atmosphere at your workplace and you can all become much more efficient and successful AQUARIUS (January 21 to ebruary 19): This morning may start rathcr slowly but you can ac complish a great deal today Be helpful if your co workers are in doubt PISCES (ebruary 20 to March 20): You may be in doubt about trying to get your talents across to others this morning but you can succeed with a little help from your good friends Answer a I V' four jixno fOU OflrfWY HM3TO1 I JU POCHE 77' DUG AR 5 A LJ' J' I STABEK I I A HAT 1 1 1 I VE SC ACCUST 1y 'o 'g cut to I a Bridge Charles Goren and Omar Sharif Neither vulnerable South deals NORTH 9 8 5 3 9 A 7 2 0 8 4 3 5 2 WEST EAST 6 2 4 7 4 9 9 8 5 9 10 4 OK 10 7 OQ65 10 98 7 6 4 3 SOUTH A 10 9 6 3 A 9 2 A The bidding: South West North 2 NT Pass 3 3 0 Pass 3 NT Pass Pass East Pass Pass Opening lead: Ten of You never know where a trick might be lurking In column the missing trick could be found in a ruff See if you can spot the best chance of the game going AMILY CIRCUS by Bil Keane trick in this hand Because of the fact that he held a weak doubleton South had a dreadful problem in finding a suitable opening bid A bid of one of a minor could easily be passed all round but the alternative of two no trump risked hav ing the heart suit run against him when there might even be a slam in a suit South decided the latter was the less er evil and landed in an excellent game After a club lead declarer took a cursory glance at dummy and concluded that his best chance lay in finding East with either the king or jack of spades So after winning the club trick he crossed to dummy with (he ace of hearts and took a losing finesse of the queen of spades West persisted with clubs declarer re entered dummy with a heart and tried another spade finesse losing again Now there was no way he could collect nine tricks before the defenders had five problem was that he did not pay enough attention to the spots nine of spades was the key to success As long as an entry remained on the table there was no way the defenders could stop declarer from setting up a spade trick by force At trick two delcarer should simply have cashed the ace of spades and continued with the queen Assume West wins the king and seeing the danger switches to a heart He Is a tempo too late Declarer ms and leads a spade to the ten and though that loses to the jack the nine of spades is the fulfilling trick and still a high heart on the board as an entry (Goren Bridge is distributed by Tribune Company Syndicate inc 22Q 42nd St Ne York 10017 THE AR SIDE by Gary Larson wants to be sick using for pills" 'Im "Man Larry I know if up to this I mean this got kneecaps from hell" A A I IW W' ffl PEANUTS by Charles Schulz 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