Aries and Other Signs Warned of Prospects and Ways to Prosper
Aries conquers overSalt al, Taurus urged to improve appearance and finances, Gemini advised to take interest, Cancer cautioned about romance and ambitions. Leo hints at career gains, Virgo urges actionable planning, Libra notes diplomacy, Scorpio focuses on growth, Sagittarius seeks support from workers, Capricorn encourages patience, Aquarius urges balance, Pisces promises self discipline and wise choices for children.
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Aries
Aton Mtg
Doclalyers
Taurus
Shaw
Leo
Ava
Roger Mbal
Leliew
Capricorn
Thirsk
Tongevin
Aquarius
Sien Berg
Dan Altairs
Youngyler
Ofane
vasectomy linked to possible new ailments says doctor
A Syracuse New York doctor reported evidence that vasectomies may not only risk permanent sterility but also raise the chance of multiple sclerosis and rheumatoid arthritis. Dr. Henry cautioned findings are inconclusive and noted the study involved nine of twelve men with prior vasectomies.
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Washington
Henry
Upstate Media Center
State University of New York
American Association of Blood Banks
Hale
Change of Address Notices From The Columbus Telegram
Notices indicate postal service changes and subscriber address updates, listing counties Merrick Nerce and Kebrasia. The snippet notes delivery details, penalties, and officials related to address changes in the Columbus Telegram system.
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Carria
Mionie
Remaid Byler
Codax
Merrick
Nerce
Kebrasia
Alice
Pamaster
Columtus
State courts and probation systems seek $372000 increase
Lincoln New Jersey state district courts and probation systems file for a total increase of 372000 for the next fiscal year. The request cites 2,490,108 as district court and probation costs, up from 2,230,662 last year, with funding coming from the state general fund and federal sources supporting five probation officers.
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Lincoln
Var
Ford
Jala
of Adminnistrative Services
Indians protest over Yellow Thunder death in Nebraska
Amid western Nebraska and southwest South Dakota protests, AIM demands release and reversals over the soldier’s death of Yellow Thunder. The Hare brothers, Melvin and Leslie, received prison terms for false imprisonment in the May case. protests punish authorities as Indian activists press the Exon administration for broader justice reforms and pardons.
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Alulance
Raymond Yellow Thaneder
Nebraska
Melvin
Leslie Hare
Myanstinghler
Yellow Thunder
Gordon
Nebruary
Hare
Link
Skippee
South Dakota
Vernon Bellacourt
AIM
Penver
Galo
Cov. J.J. Exon
Robert HR. Molig
Ain
Bellacourt
Exon
State Pardon Board
Bellaourt
Hare Brothers
John Twizinds
Lincoln
Flo
Lins Con Alm
Ruth Flood
Alljar
Ant
County Starney
Alliance
Buffalo Bill Wild West Show ends season in Worth Platte
The Buffalo Bill Wild West Show concluded its season with a 40 percent rise in attendance from last year. Producer Montana Jr. reported Nebraska attendees rose nearly 50 percent. Montana departs Sept 28 for Los Angeles en route to Japan for a two month tour with select acts and plans include Moscow performances in December. Next year’s run is tentatively set for July 20 for four to five weeks. Many respondents said they would return.
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Moscow
Montana
Bailey Weds Airline Stewardess in Des Moines Ceremony
National trial lawyer F Lee Bailey married Lynda Hart 25 of Montreal at a Des Moines motel near the Municipal Airport. Gov May attended as a guest, the ceremony was conducted by Lea Oxberger, Capital Airlines stewardess Mrs Hart’s family from New Zealand attended, about 35 guests flew in from Boston. The report also notes Bailey’s Army My Law defense and mentions an Asiatic Republic history item.
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Des Moines
New Zealand
Aemy
Arnest
Medina
Vielnitt
Bailey
Flawn
Boston
Mass
PCB findings show widespread presence in US samples
A government survey reported PCBs found in 18 sites and in District of Columbia samples, with positive results from hospitals and cities. The EPA division presented the data at an American Chemical Society meeting, noting uncertain human harm at low levels and citing animal studies showing skin, liver, and birth defects.
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New York
Harman
District of Columbia
Division of
Pesticide Commmunity Studies
Environmental Protection Agency
American Chemical Society
Chamblee
Hats Kromp Weisner
Two California men seized in Council Bluffs yard
Two California men, Joseph Searle aged 29 from Los Angeles and Jesus Mateo Cardenas aged 21 from Oxnard, were jailed on $1,000 bond each after arrest in the Union Pacific Rail Yard on possession charges. A passerby reported seeing them handling what appeared to be marijuana, leading police to find two sacks with marijuana traces and a satchel full of freshly cut marijuana.
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Council Bluffs, Town
California
Gouncil Bluffs City
Union Pacific
Joseph Searle
Los Angeles
Jesus Mateo Cardenas
Oxnard
Polic
Finley Coal and Ice Company’s Name-It Tool Mentioned
The item named Today’s Name-It appears to be a device from Finley Coal & Ice Company of Ni Neb used to break coal chunks and ice. Hielbo notes furnace lenders once cut large coal into smaller pieces, and a hammer could help a housewife with a 100-pound ice block.
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Finley Coal & Ice Company
Hielbo
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