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The reading describes a restless, travel loving individual with strong physical and mental prowess. It notes grooming, self care, discipline in middle age, and suitability as a mate and parent across life.
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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1969
Page
3
The reading describes a restless, travel loving individual with strong physical and mental prowess. It notes grooming, self care, discipline in middle age, and suitability as a mate and parent across life.
The South Carolina Baptist Convention general board unanimously recommended Dr. A Harold Cole of Columbia for the next general secretary treasurer. If elected at the Charleston meeting November 18 to 20, he would succeed retiring Dr. Horace C. Hammat. Cole is a Greenville native and graduate of North Greenville, Furman, and Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The board also approved a 1970 world missions budget of 5.3 million and considered a $4 million loan request for Baptist College at Charleston refinancing.
Elizeu Resende head of Brazil's National Highway Department announced a new highway linking Uruguay with all Brazilian coastal state capitals. The project will start in Fortaleza Ceara and is planned for completion by 1970.
Libra advises caution with out of town plans this Saturday while Scorpio should heed a partner’s advice. Sagittarius aims for feasible goals and Capricorn fears morning disappointment. Aquarius warns that process is not the project and Pisces cautions on money. Aries suggests forgiving, Taurus enjoys new romance, Gemini seeks external engagement, Cancer relies on common sense, Leo questions a romantic proposal, Virgo spots trouble before distress.
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