Carroll Righter Horoscope Saturday Update by Zodiac Signs
Aries focus on home harmony and new ventures for happiness and success. Taurus seek inspiration to refine plans and elevate thinking. Gemini finances improve with better progress. Leo rise above dullness with optimistic steps. Virgo avoid gossip and pursue cherished goals. Libra avoid actions harming others. engage in philanthropy. Scorpio plan later gains once delays lift. Sagittarius trust orthodox methods. Capricorn clear up anger and keep promises. Aquarius tackle ahead tasks and show appreciation. Pisces avoid joint recreation and address issues alone or resolve conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ARIES
Taurus
Gutdu
Gemini
Hoon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Publisher Jim Driscoll Leads Longstanding Caribbean Tours
The article profiles Jim Driscoll a publisher from Connellsville Pa who chairs annual Caribbean cruises for subscribers and readers of the Courier. It notes his Dale Carnegie training influence and his role as chaperone on bus tours to the Pitts Airport for trips with Mary Collins an octogenarian book lover and former teacher. The trips span about 25 years building goodwill among subscribers and feature extensive personal outreach on tours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Driscoll
Dr. Crane
Connellsville
Kiwanis
Dale Carnegie
Tam
Jim
Walter
The
Courier
Pitts
Jia Driscoll
IBM
Colorado
Mary
Mr. Driscoll
Dale Carnogie
Bridge ethics and misread tells in a tough hand
The Daily Question asks a dealer to describe the correct rebid after a flawed play in a spade heavy hand. The narrative notes the table’s miscommunications, including discards that reveal strength and a partner’s signaling. The article stresses truth telling and strategic missteps in bridge
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Declarer
Mediator seeks end to sub strike at Electric Boat
Mediator William Usery met with leaders of the Metal Trades Council to press a settlement in the 1 week old strike at General Dynamics Electric Boat in Groton. About 10,000 members halted work July 1. talks paused August 7. Rhode Island workers comprise about 25 percent of the plant’s workforce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Groton
Conn
UPL
Usery
Hue Ee Neharof Daying
Electric Boat
Anthony EL
He Gregory
Metal Trades Councf
Gener“Dynamics Corp
Washington
Sens
Abraham
Ribicoff
Lowell Weicker
Connecticut
John C. Pastord
Clathorne Pell
Rhode Island
Rhode Islanders
Pastore
General Dynamics
Virginia
Kiecttic Boat
Nixon era Pentagon Plumbers and White House plots
In a nugget of recalled zeal, former Pentagon investigator W Stewart led the Pentagon plumbers in alleged coercive interrogations aimed at stopping leaks to Jack Anderson. The piece recounts dramatic claims of threats, harassment, and a grand jury outcome exonerating a target while detailing the intense White House and Nixon administration pressure over Vietnam war misrepresentations and CIA actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Helene Bob Setar
White House
W. Donald Stewart
Pentagon
Tewart
Stewart
Jack Anderson
Nixon
Woodward
CIA
White Hous
Howard Hughes
National ‘Security
Pan Senith
Smith
Armed Services
Comanlce
Tatoo
Radford
Stewar
Jack
Anderson
Gasoline spill blamed on trains near Santa Fe Springs
Vibrations from passing trains may have ruptured a gasoline pipeline on Friday in Santa Fe Springs. Four industrial plants were shut down while workers cleaned up the spill. Authorities estimated up to 30,000 gallons spilled onto streets and said exact totals would be determined after repairs. Fumes from the gas prompted plant closures for safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE Springs
Upi
Why generals become disabled when they retire
Washington columnist Dick West notes lawmakers and officers discuss retirement disabilities. He mocks Rep. Aspin for questioning untaxed disability pensions and cites Gen. Earl Anderson as example of retirement medical scrutiny. A satirical view contrasts retirement duties with active duty strain and suggests confusion over medical evaluations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick West
Washington Vpi
Les Aspin
Aspin
Wisconsin Democrat
Earl Anderson
Marine Corps
Claus von Frigate
Tidal Basin
Levi’s Firebrand Law Agenda Sparks Debate on Gun Control
The article catalogs Edward Levi’s rise to Attorney General and details a contentious speech accusing the Communist network and praising deterrence while proposing handgun controls. It critiques his plan to ban nonpolice transfers, require permits, and empower civil penalties, arguing such measures threaten liberty and may fail to deter crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Edward J. Levi Ax
Heo
Rockefeller
Kissinger
Pres
Neversso
Frank Capell
Levi
Horkofel
University of Chiesa
Hal Leen
inQimansante Truet
Dustin Deparimat
Alger Hiss
Jahie Mithaul Froken Prom
Acti Sini Staning
Rosen
FBT
Law Enforcement Assistance
Pople
Ware
Tevi
Tee
Erin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Carroll Righter
Aquarius
George Crane
Alfred Sheinwold
de Postado Unter Familiers
Hess
Harold Hughes
D.iona
Hughes
Abe Yeoman
Radforé Sea
Congress
Andergin
Cral
Eneral
Don E
Edward H. Levy
Amfricans
Dmomety Susserietions
Redding
Osenior
Lprovisionature
Org
BOK
SAN Lorenzo Agyrnces Agg
Huwssovon Huyog Myyu Pazeynbes Jyer
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!