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Newspaper
Argus
Location
Fremont, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1977
Page
9
A readable astrology column lists daily hints for each sun sign from Aries to Pisces. Advice covers duties, promises, relationships, work focus, finances, appearances, health, and happiness with cautions against conflicts and suggestions to seek sound guidance and self improvement.
A featured Alfred Sheinwold editorial discusses a Bridge hand from Popular Bridge Magazine. The piece notes yesterday’s hand, opening lead and bidding sequence, with North South vulnerable and contrasts with a 1960s Olympics match between the United States and France.
Los Angeles dispatch reports UPI that Agdbcor Secretary Ray Marshall said the administration’s labor reform would not scare workers. He described the NLRB as sluggish and unresponsive and argued reforms aim to end delays and duplications while preserving the labor management relationship.
Ex Speaker Carl Albert gave up a Persian rug after leaving office, but the State Department delivered the rug to Cyrus Vance and the former Speaker protests. The rug was a personal gift from an Iranian friend, valued at $600, and Albert fears a notional clash between official space and personal property persists. The issue echoes broader debates over official gifts and diplomatic decor.
In a rare light moment the U S Senate debated whether to keep government supplied mugs and shaving cream. The vote favored continuing the perk as a token of service though most members may not have known they received mugs. Georgia Democrat Senator Talmadge noted as a longtime user the mug tradition endures in the barber shop cabinet. Continuity of the ritual received mixed reactions from lawmakers and staff.
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