POLITICAL PUZZLE
Barclay, John
POLITICAL PUZZLE by John Barclay The numbers indicate the number of letters and words, e.g., (2, 3) means a two-letter word followed by a threeletter word. Groups of letters, e.g., USA, are...
...7, 7) DOWN 1. Tell lies about Simon firm...
...Composer produces tin tome...
...7) 4. Choice from among delectables...
...Urge North to reject...
...5) 13...
...5) 14...
...Reagan elected means trouble for him...
...7-7) 9. Where witches were, strangely, males...
...Performer Jackie in jungle as only he can be...
...Free crazy maim nut...
...7) 8. Possessed madly down East...
...7) 7. Tile man organized food...
...Kennedy-Johnson and Nixon-Agnew, for example...
...Enlarging former care...
...ACROSS 1 & 5. 1984 team assembled for rare lemon ad...
...Kind of vote shows blemishes coming up...
...9) 16...
...Somehow deter trapped prey...
...5) 25...
...2, 5) 3. Cleaning agent is wild mania in Missouri...
...5) Answers to last month's puzzle...
...9) 11...
...7) 19...
...One turn breaks up atomic particle...
...9) 18...
...Something ordinary about tiny moral...
...7) 23...
...5) 5. Abandoned child catches you in petting...
...Wise man takes in fuel for fodder...
...9) 26...
...7) 21...
...7) 23...
...7) 15...
...Groups of letters, e.g., USA, are treated as one word...
...4, 5) 27...
...To argue violently is a disgrace...
...Circle around flipping heart is unusual...
...5) 1 0 . Bringing up excellent ticket particle...
...2, 5) 17...
...7) 22...
...9) 6. Responded to play part in grass...
...Selected into named confusion...
...9) 2. Mint oil extravagantly for high-stakes poker game...
...Foreign commerce in extra detail...
...Fertilizers with hives...
...Reagan's side is correct...
...5) 28 & 29...
...7) 20...
...Rubber band of Castile manufacture...
...9) 12...
...5) 24...
Vol. 16 • August 1984 • No. 8
