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Logansport Pharos-Tribune from Logansport, Indiana • Page 14

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Page B6 Pharos-Tribune, Logansport, Indiana, Thursday, May 6, 1993 Blondid THAT'S PRETTY SASY, JUST BUY WER SOMETHING THAT SHE WOULDN'T SUY HERSSLF I NEED TO BUY A PRESENT FOR MY WIFE AND 1 POM'T KNOW WHAT TO GET THERE'S NOTHING SUE WOULPN'T BUY FOR Peanuts IVE GOT THE NUMBERS FI6UREP OUT, 0UT WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE WITH THE FUNNY CLOTHES, AND WHAT SAME WE PLAYING, ANYWAY? iVE 60T THE MOM5ERS R6UREP OUT, BUT WHO ARE THESE PEOPLE WITH THE FUNNY CLOTHES, AMP WHAT SAME ARE WE PIAYIN6, ANYWAY 7 1993 Unllod Fooiure Syndicate. Ire. Calvin Hobbes Ca LOCH WRADE FOR POSTER WINNER PAWS Fire Engine; Fen Injured IjBC, Jubilmt cnwH wrimb't SAfti GAfert vW Cliwi EXCLUSIVE Boy Tells Secret Of Greatness Born Loser LET REPHRASE AY UA 6 CUTCAM OUR HANDLE? AY I WISH YOU REALLY NO ZAP SOME PINNER IN THIS Frank Ernest HOW At OUT Beetle BalSey HELIUM MAKES V0LJ LIKE A MUNCHKIN OTTO WANTS TO TRY SOME? WROSJS MY VOICE? HOW WHATl I DONT KNOW 1 MEVER SEEK' LIKE THIS HE'LL 8E ALL RIGHT OWCE HE CALMS NO IT ISN'T, PETER' JUST A LITTLE SOKKY fOK HW- I'A! THIS 15 ALL WHAT PIP VOW FINP, SWENf TMIo POOR FELLOW rKETTY TONP OF IVHAT EVER WAS IN THAT Wizard Of Id Funky Winkerbean SO FflR YOU'RE STILL OME THOUGHT I'D STOP flND SEE IF flWVOME HflS CHECKED ODT THE OF (VW DOCTORAL PERSOMALLV, I SELL THEM ANP OSE THE CASH TO 604 I CAN'T SPEAK FOR OTHER CATS IVE NEVER UNPERSTOOP CAT6 LIKE BALLS OF H'ARN SO MUCH Hagar The Horrible HOfOSCOpe by Jeane Dixon FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1993 (For your personalized daily Jeane horoscope, based on your own date of Wrtft, 7-900-988-7788. Your phone company vritt bill you 95 cents a minute.) CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DATE: singer Janls Ian, weatherman Willard Scott, quarterback Johnny Umtas, poet Archibald MacLeish. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19): Helpful and entertaining information comes from the media.

Use your extraordinary mental energy to learn more about a special subject. Travel helps you combine business with pleasure. TAURUS (April 20-May 20): The good times keep rolling. Align yourself with people who challenge you to develop new skills. Work proceeds peacefully.

To help a teen-ager, do more listening than lecturing. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Express your views charmingly and people you like will respond favorably. Although there is some reluctance to be away from home, travel will be good for business. Put romance on hold. CANCER (June 21-July 22): Sensitivity to a partners needs and desires is connected with travel or learning.

You are pleased with an increase in income, even If you must work extra hard. Build a nest egg. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): Good people offer to help you in your work A new partnership can be thrilling, opening previously dosed doors Do not shy away from using your social contacts. VIRGO (Aug.

23-Sept. 22): The choices you make now should help you maintain equilibrium in your life. Showcase your special talents to catch the eye of someone influential. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct 22): Remain steadfast; higher-ups will be impressed by your integrity.

Those with generous motives are rewarded. A teen-ager gets great news involving summer employment. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Travel plans can be realized now.

You welcome overtures from an attractive newcomer. Give more thought to the future. By paying attention to warning signs you could avert a major health problem. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec.

21): Plan a special but inexpensive outing for loved ones. Even small changes in your lifestyle will lead to greater happiness. Domestic adjustments are desirable. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.

19): Focus on your work early the day. Do not let confusion or dissension over funds get the best of you. Experts can help you find a solution. Stop second- guessing your decisions. AQUARIUS (Jan.

20-Feb. 18): Get down to the mtty-gntty and you will come up with a workable if not especially palatable plan. Monetary dealings with others may not go smoothly. PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20): A message or phone call urges you to join forces with others.

Let someone else carry the ball for a change. Your outside interests benefit from your ability to fly solo today. COPYRIGHT 1993 UNIVERSAL PRESS SYNDICATE Crossword ACROSS 1 Crane-arm part 4 Strap on a falcon's leg Musician's job (si.) 11 Best, hippies 13 Greek letter 14 Violent whirlwind 15 tonic 16 FredAstaire movie (2 wds.) 18 Acquire 20 Breakfast Item 22 Armed conflict 23 Plains Indian 25 Bullring cry 27 Russian planes' 30 Twisted 32 Sixth sense (abbr.) 34 Antelope 35 Guldo'slow note 37 Frank 40 School gymnastics (abbr.) 41 Baseballer Hodges 43 Dance Step 44 Old age 46 Practical 48 Sticky stuff 50 Beginner S3 US soldiers 55 Bite 57 Consume 58 Ring-toss 61 Circuit 63 Roman 101 64 GIs 1 club 65 Hospital employees 68 Poetic contraction 69 Indigent TO Affirmative DOWN 1 Welcome 2 moth 3 Marsh 4 5 College dag. 6 Swift aircraft (abbr.) 7 Pack away 8 Lou 9 Give whir! 10 Ship channel 11 dancer 12 Contend 17 Actress to Privloui Puzzle Cawber 19 Pull 21 TV aclor Jackie 24 Bitter votch 26 Superlative ending 28 Econ. Indicator 29 Take to court 31 Sharp sound 33 Opp.

of post 35 Exclamation ot disgust 36 Uncle (Sp.) 38 Scold 39 Model Carol 42 Pond 45 Tint 47 12, Roman 49 One who lubricates 51 Speed contests 52 Cornelia Skinner 54 Quit 56 Equality 58 Can. prov. 59 Employ 60 Theater sign (abbr.) 62 Layer 66 Achieve 67 Bat Is (abbr.) (c) 1993byNEA. Inc. Lockhorns Stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-Word" at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 417; per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones.

L.ML Boyd It was in 1780 that the Irish distiller John Jameson first started making whisky. Same year the English began turning out factory-made toothbrushes, no connection. That was the year, too, a Spanish dancer named Sebastiano Carezo created the bolero. An ice breaker doesn't break up the ice, it breaks it down. Family Circus "HOW WE HAVE IN THE BAMK? I KMOW, HAVEN'T SHAKEN IT UATELV." Far Side 5-6 IOC Dist.

Dy Cowloa li "I don't wanna grow up to be the first lady. I wanna be Oprah Winfrey." Bored dogs are often subject to the phenomenon of cat mirages..

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