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Conceptis SudoKu
By Dave Green
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Difficulty Level ★★★
7/06
Today's Cryptoquip Clue: F equals T
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7-7 CRYPTOQUIP
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VGCDTZ VDQ YGNHEU DESO
BYA NAQO VHEAZB LDDRHAZ:
Today's Cryptoquip Clue: D equals Q
Conceptis SudoKu
Difficulty Level ★★★
7/07
Wait...WHAT happened?!
A collection of strange situations from around the world
Golf course uses goats to get rid of pesky weeds
BISMARCK, N.D. — A public golf course in North Dakota has taken a new approach to dealing with pesky weeds: goats.
Eric Stromstad, superintendent at Hawktree golf course north of Bismarck, says two goats were brought in at the start of the season to rid the 16th hole of leaf spurge and clover. It's worked out so well that three more goats were added.
Stromstad says the golfers have taken to the goats and feed and pet them.
Fishing buddies find cars in favorite fishing spot
NEW CASTLE, Del. — A couple of fishing buddies from Delaware have been catching more than just bass. They've been helping police reel in cars.
Larry Newirth and Dan Cathell spotted a white BMW 750 sedan on June 17. Then on Friday, they found
a late-model Honda Accord.
Police say the cars were stolen and abandoned. No arrests have been made.
Newirth, a 63-year-old retired carpenter, jokes that he and Cathell better stop finding cars or the police will think they're the ones stealing.
Cathell, a 44-year-old millwright, says he hopes the thieves stop dumping the cars from the boat ramp so police don't close the dock.
UNIONTOWN, Pa. — A southwestern Pennsylvania woman who denied leaving her 8-year-old granddaughter behind with stolen goods was ordered to stand trial on shoplifting charges. Elaine Weimer, 50, was ordered to stand trial on Wednesday on charges of retail theft, endangering the welfare of a child, and corruption of minors.
Woman uses 8-year-old to shoplift at Wal-Mart
Workers at a Wal-Mart store in South Union Township testified they confronted Weimer about shoplift
but the employees said Weimer denied knowing the girl, got in her car and drove away.
ing on June 23. The girl returned $199 worth of items in reusable shopping bags she was carrying
The girl was not charged.
Couple uses county jail's bank account to pay bills
HOLLIDAYSBURG, Pa. — A couple were charged with stealing nearly $2,000 from a central Pennsylvania jail by using a routing number from a check the woman got from the jail after her release last year. Police said a 61-year-old man and his 51-year-old wife used the routing number to use Blair County jail account to pay their utility bills and transfer $179 to the man's bank account.
The wife got the routing number when she received a check for $6.95 to reimburse her for money remaining in her inmate expense account after her release on unrelated theft charges in October.
Associated Press
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4 Recedes
8 Quick cut
12 Coloration
13 Small combo
14 Telegram
15 Historic time
16 Mustache type
18 Animal life
20 Help
21 One
24 Transfer
28 Nightspot of a sort
32 "The Thin Man" role
33 Venomous viper
34 Wheels of fortune?
36 Soong — -ling
37 Passel
39 Keyboard feature
41 Largest of the lower 48
43 In due time
44 Meadow
46 Milk
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50 Mecca
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1 Gordon Ramsay e.g.
2 Emanation
3 Suitor
4 Gasoline alternative
5 Support of a sort
6 Crib
7 Pop
8 Stockholm's land
9 Pen point
10 Writer Levin
11 Apiece
17 Cover
19 Sister
22 Wading bird
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23 Florida city
25 Barbershop prop
26 Vicinity
27 Den
28 One of the tenses
29 Capri, for one
30 Pinnacle
31 Horse of a different color?
35 Cause of great affliction
38 Seat's cousin
40 Conclusion
42 Collection
45 Requests
47 Showroom sample
48 Deserve
49 Bit of trickery
50 Baltimore newspaper
51 Expert
52 Peculiar
53 Nipped
54 Whatever amount
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