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2B The Baytown Sun
Saturday, May 5,2001
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© 2001 United Feature Syndicate
LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Only
through your personal touch of things will you
reap the kinds of results for which you’re hop-
ing today. Make sure you have your finger on
everything of importance at all times.
SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - What you
tender to others today, be it compassion or
material, will be returned to you twofold.
You’ll be a recipient, however, because you’re
Saturday, May 5,2001
By Bernice Bede Osol
own purposes.
PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) — Even
though this is a weekend day, some kind of
joint commercial venture in which you’re
engaged could put extra money in your pock-
et today. Be watchful.
ARIES (March 21-April 19) - Friends
are still in the do-something-for-you mode
today, and a rather good pal of yours may offer
to complete what you're unable to do for your-
self. Remember to say, "Thank you."
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era. If you keep your priorities In order today, your personal affairs.
it'll pay off where it really counts. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Both a
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) — Obstacles that career matter and a financial affair could be
might normally stymie you won't be anything quite beneficial today in ways that could serve
but a bit ofa nuisance to you today. It’ll be the you well. There's some kind of linkage
alternative routes you select for circumventing
them that bring them down to size.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept 22) — Generally,
between the two.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - One of
your greatest gifts, which you'll use with skill
your opportunities come through persons who today, is your, ability to take the essence of an
give deep thought and study to speculative idea another has authored and adapt it for your
projects, but today you could be extremely
lucky with those who are imaginative risk tak-
Some very interesting changes in the year
ahead precipitated by outside influences can
turn out to be very lucky for you. It’ll have
something to do with your work.
TAURUS (April 20-May 20) — Hovering
about you today are a number of unique
opportunities on which you can capitalize,
especially careerwise. Don’t become fright-
ened of anything because of its size. Trying to
patch up a broken romance? The Astro-Graph
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to Matchmaker, do this newspaper, P.O. Box
1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY
10156. "
GEMINI (May 21-June 20) - You’re
more attuned to socializing or playing today
than doing anything serious, so it might be
wise to yield to your inclinations and put your prepared to be a giver first.
critical tasks off to another day. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) r- Be
CANCER (June 21 -July 22) — First pro- especially cordial to persons from all walks of
'rn« Il j tect the interests of persons for whom you are life today. A new friend or contact you meet at
Mflrtnday directly responsible and then worry about qth- this time could take on a significant role in
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By Bud Blake
TIGER
by Bud Grace
Send your drawings to Slylock Fox,
RO. Box 2124, Westport, CT06880
VOW DRAWING
Today's artist, Jen Hart, age 9,
of Lexington, KY, receives a
free Slylock Fox Brain
Bogglers game.
Answer to Previous Puzzle
Buckles
HOW TO DRAW a teacher
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© 2001 United Feature Syndicate
BETWEEN FRIENDS
By Sandra Bell Lundy
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MR. ABERNATHY
By Frank Ridgeway
By Dick Hodgins
HENRY
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One on this list
Dame Myra.
Prom outfit
Dander
Distant
Switch label
Newts
The same:
37 Agua holder
38 Downpour's
Couches
On the left side
Cigar
Fungi
--time
Under,
Together-
There's No Other Bank Uke Us!
aftermath:
2 wds.
41 Tire contents
43 Miss, neighbor
45 Hole - —
46 Star of 83
Across
47 Orient: 2 wds.
49 Hors d’oeuvres:
2 wds.
50 Genghis Khan
follower
52 New: prefix
. 53 Fast food —.
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SLYLOCK FOX and COMICS FOR KIDS ® By Bob Weber Jr.
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86 Flagon
88 Corrupter
90 Rumba
variation
92 Viper
94 Slobber
95 British title
96 the hills and
far away”
97 Pitcher #
99 Bed and
breakfast
100 "American
Gigolo" star
101 Puts on
102 Talk back
IWBE YOU RE Nor
DRINKING ENOUGH NfflER
...OR PVWfeE YOU'RE
Nor cutting our
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staple: 2 wds.
54 December
holiday, for
short
56 Connecting
point
58 Encouraged
60 Weapons
63 Saladin was
one
67 Big boats
68 Utah range
70 — Friday
71 Angler’s basket
72 Heartstopper
75 Oozes out
77 Longer than
wide
79 Miss MacGraw
84 Cooled down
85 All —: listening
87 Worshiper’s
bench
89 Charged
particle
90 Chardonnay
server
91 Last word
93 Hawk
95 Mischief
98 Stirred up
100 Egged on
101 Finish the
washing:
2 wds.
102 (
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106 I
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109 I
poetically
111 <
112 I
115 1
Latin
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117 I
119 I
121 I
122 I
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105 Capitol'topper
107 Mozart’s Don
1 Devastate
110 Choose
7 Even though
111 Lazy
12 Student’s rating: abbr.
113 Childlike: Fr.
15 Researcher's report
114 —Von
19 Refugee, perhaps
Stroheim
20 More scarce
118 Walker's sound
21 Charity sources
120 Leroy
23 Proxy dad: 2 wds.
Anderson tune
25 Trumpeted
123 Wrangled
intros
124 More accurate
26 Piglet
125 King of
27 Author Anita
Mycenae
28 Printing process
126 River in Hades
30 DDE
127 Mormon inits.
31 Circus museum
128 Down at the
site
heels
34 Beliefs
129 June-moon, et
35 Blue ribbon
al.
winner
DOWN
36 Home, for some
39 Image
1 Gridiron VIPs
40 Golfer’s goal
2 Asian
42 Thailand, of old
housemaid
44 Completely
3 Crime boss
45 Fatefill dates
Genovese
46 Top cop
4 Shocked
48 Up in the air
5 Ms. Scacchi
51 On the agenda
6 Always: poetic
53 Washington
7 Opera
suburb
passages
55 Of the birds
8 It's sleepy, in
57 Walkway in
song
Juarez
9 Reliance
58 Like the Sahara
10 — Rqyal
59La Douce"
Highness
61 Division term
11 Cookie'
62 Blow the horn
12 Fish hooks
64 Affleck, et al.
13 Biological fluids
65 Equipment
14 Memory loss
66 Gosh!
15 Genetic marker
67 — Wiedersehen
16 Eagle's nest
69 An O’Neill
17 Tough journeys
71 Gorges
18 It’s a plus
73 Before, briefly
22 Frequently, to
74 Irritate
Keats
76 Cadet’s org.
24 Like Wheaties
77 Scraps
29 911 responder:
78 Injury's
2 wds.
aftermath
32 Let it —
80 Kentucky fort
33 Plant pests
81 Biblical verb
35 Ho-hum for
82 Red as a —
critics: hyph.
83 1966 nominee
36 Reindeer
for Best Picture
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Cash, Wanda Garner. The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 79, No. 160, Ed. 1 Saturday, May 5, 2001, newspaper, May 5, 2001; Baytown, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1176535/m1/10/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.