Astrological forecast headlines for December 17 1477
The Astrograph offers sun sign guidance with entries for Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio. It cautions seek romance letters, manage resources, watch impulsiveness, verify statements, and avoid overreaching in conversations and projects.
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Arrest trio in death of newsman in Cairo
Cairo police arrested two Arab men in the murder of British newsman David Holden 53, a Sunday Times correspondent. A blood spattered car and Holden’s suitcase and typewriter triggered the arrests as investigators explore a possible political motive rather than robbery.
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Judge initiates end of Dayton desegregation plan
A federal judge in Dayton dismissed a long standing NAACP lawsuit over racial imbalance in schools, ruling that a separate system can exist without violating the Constitution if remaining schools are distinct for non discriminatory reasons. The decision sets the stage for the end of cross town busing this semester unless a stay is granted. The NAACP plans to appeal to the 8th U.S. Circuit. Dayton school officials hailed the ruling as a major step forward for desegregation.
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Nebraska unemployment up in November report shows rise
Lincoln and Nebraska state figures show unemployment up to 4 percent in November, with 24 600 unemployed statewide versus 27 000 in October. Weather seasonal changes and declines in demand for agricultural and railroad workers are listed as factors, while Lincoln’s jobless rate rose from 2 to 4 percent and 3 000 people were unemployed there.
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Minnesota considers shared state jobs by couples
Gov Rudy Perpich backs sharing state jobs by two employees to reverse merit policies he says split families. He cites spouses working half days and alternating days to spend more time with children. Union reaction was cool but unsettled as details are not yet worked out.
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