Walk for ERA support led by Lily Tomlin in Santa Monica
About 250 people joined Lily Tomlin and actress dean Stapleton on a 12 mile Venice to Santa Monica walk to back the Equal Rights Amendment. Organizers hoped to raise $10,000 as ERA ratification remains at 35 of 38 states.
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Helicopters assist flood victims in Oklahoma rescues
United Press International reports heavy rain across south-central and southwestern Oklahoma triggered flash floods. Helicopters and earth-moving equipment rescued families, including the McClung home in Cache where 4 feet of water flowed. Fort Sill air support aided others, as floods damaged roads, fences, and power grids across the region.
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Desertification threat prompts UN action at Nairobi conference
A UN report warns desertification is expanding on all continents except Europe, turning productive lands into wastelands. It states about hundreds of millions could lose lands if not reversed, with deserts now covering about one fifth of Earth's land. The UN plans a Nairobi conference on the issue.
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Expert bridge hands and misreads from 1940 finals
A Nebraska reader asks about the Stayman convention origins. The dialogue recalls a life master pairs final where West led queen of clubs against six spades and failed, with Oswald and Jim debating bidding errors and heart finesses. The piece notes high quality rubies as among gems pricewise.
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Horoscope roundup for adventuring stars and tense decisions
The column presents Sagittarius through Aquarius advice with luck, ambition, boasting, gambling cautions, long term planning, generosity, financial restraint, luck and look, and caution before acting. It ends noting a New paper enterprising line.
Dallas Opera Opens Verdi Italian Opera Revival
The Dallas Opera will open with Verdi's Luisa Miller in a new staging featuring Ingvar Wixall as the title role, Alfreda Rivius as the Duke of Mantua, and Maddalena Bonifaccia as Gilda. Two weeks later Ballim's Lexipuleta Montecubi, with Homesis Kamen and Verd beth, will follow, with three performances planned and sung in the original language.
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