Horoscope for April 1 1978 from Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Astrological forecast notes advised steps for Sagittarius, specifics for all signs from Aries to Pisces, with focus on luck, timing, travel, relationships, and personality traits. Highlights include Aquarius and Gemini prominent roles, and April 1 birthdays described as pioneering and temperamental. The piece ends noting Leo and Aquarius influences and credits the Los Angeles Times Syndicate.
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Stoney Omar
Malibu
Calif
Sagittarius
Pacific Ocean
Marian Baxter
Seattle
Aries
Capricorn Aquarius
Taurus
Gemini Virgo
Gemini
Libra
Scorpio
Si Low
Virgo
Aquarius
Leo
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Cryptoquote puzzle sample with coded clues by Thomas Joseph
Daily cryptogram feature titled Crossevera by Thomas Joseph presents a long coded quote exercise with a sample mapping of letters to reveal words and hints. It includes references to Longfellow and a previous day's quote by Robert Lynd and shows how to substitute letters to solve the puzzle.
Weeklong Boy's Week events in Anderson set
The Herald notes April 28 to May 5 as Boy's Week in Anderson with sponsor events including parades shows archery contests father and son's day swimming meets and make it yourself contests. Anderson Service Stores marks its first annual anniversary growing from 23 to 58 member stores serving the city. A hatchery advertised 10 000 baby chicks in a three day sale at 12 per 100 featuring full bred Rhode Island Reds Barred White Plymouth Rocks and White Wyandottes.
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Anderson Service Stores
S.C. Rhode Island
Plymouth Rocks
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