Horoscope roundup for Aries to Pisces Saturday
Carroll Righter offers weekly guidance across the zodiac. Aries should nurture close ties, Taurus avoids confidences, Gemini plans wisely, Moon Children keep promises, Leo enlist associates, Virgo balance judgment and health, Libra pursue a happier life, Scorpio resolve discord, Sagittarius push study and effort, Capricorn grow savings, Aquarius handle personal matters, Pisces assess problems with caution.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Scioapio
Bagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Alfred Sheinwold Bridge tips from a 1971 France event
Daily question page recounts a bridge hand where South defends a potential slam, the jack of hearts misleads West about trumps, and the narrative notes the correct play to defeat the slam. The column discusses opening bids and a recommended three spades response as a positive raise. It also plugs a pocket guide to bridge by Astrad Sheinwold available via mail order.
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Alfred Sheinwold
France
South
West
Bast
Declarer
Ace
King
Astrad Shelmwolde
Shainwold
Bridge
P.O
Port Weahington
N.Y
Lead Poisoning Warning From Dr Steinerohn Letter
A concerned parent notes two children showing cramps fatigue and appetite loss. A pediatrician diagnoses lead poisoning and warns parents to check for old paint sources as the likely cause while emphasizing school avoidance may mask serious health issues.
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Dr. Steinerohn
Ater
Oil firms favored in Washington by regulators discovery
Special privileges for oil companies are detailed with examples of waivers and relaxed rules granted by Interior and Transportation. The report cites offshore waiver statistics, regulatory responsiveness, and skeptical criticism from Rep. Moss. Nuclear fallout coverage notes EPA mishandling of early Chinese radiation and delays in public alerts and warnings.
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Washington
Interior
Sre Cdo
Ishore
Wade
FIC
Rane Sa Rses
Separtnesta
Sse
Moss
Dcalif
EPA
Ced
Peach Bottom
Alph Nader
Sen. Howard Kennedy
Sailer
Lie
Israel expands aid to Christian militias against Lebanese leftists
Israeli government radio said the army has acted against terrorists in Lebanon without crossing the border. Military sources say artillery support backed Christian militias aiding rightist forces, with Israel supplying food, medical care, and weapons. Christians patrol along the border, while Palestinians and leftist groups face intensified pressure as Israel seeks to prevent a new guerrilla base near the Litani River. Rabin and Peres deny direct Israeli troops in Lebanon, though shelling near Christian villages signals a tougher stance toward Palestinian guerrillas. Damascus and the Syrians are warned against hosting hostile Arab forces near Israel.
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Mathis Chazanov
Tel Avis
UPI
Lebanon
Syria
Israel
Litani River
Fatahland
al Fatah
Beirut
Aishiye
Yitzhak Rabin
Shimon Peres
Damascus
Jordan
Actors protest BBC funds for Shakespeare series
The Screen Actors Guild protests use of state funds for a Shakespeare series by the BBC. Chester L. Midgen, secretary of the 22000 member guild, released a CPR letter to chair Robert Benjamin, arguing unemployment among US actors and warning that public funding could erode CPB support and damage actors' employability.
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Chester L. Midgen
CPR
Ao British Broadcasting
Emotional turmoil over parental moves and job changes
A column discusses the impact of frequent relocations on teens like Janie R. daughter of Dr. George Crane. It describes how uprooting homes for a parent's new newspaper role affects friendships, school performance, and emotional stability, with broader notes on executive mobility and family dynamics. Also reports Henry F. McQuade Jr. resigning as deputy administrator with Ford accepting the resignation.
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Washington
UPL
Henry F. McQuade Jr
Boise
White House
Ford
McQuade
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