Carter era forecast in astrology for 1977 changes
Astrologer Bernice Bede Osol outlines 1977 as a year of upheaval and change for the United States led by Jimmy Carter. The piece predicts shifts in foreign policy with China and Russia, domestic inflation moves, and bureaucratic reform efforts, with varied global unrest affecting regions including Ireland Scotland Africa and Lebanon.
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Bernice Bede Osol
Josey
Wil
Bernice
Jimmy Carter
Jerry Ford
Ao Tse-tung
Chou En- Fat
Richard Noxon
China
America
Russia
United States
Hation
Mideast
Africa
Great Bear
Israel
Saads
Ireland
Scotland
Lebanon
Focus 1977 Crisis and change in Southern Africa
John Platte surveys South Africa amid 1976 riots and Wider regional shifts. Vorster faces internal pressure and external diplomacy as economic strain, guerrilla warfare, Rhodesia talks, and apartheid policy test Pretoria's staying power.
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Southern
Africa
John Platte
Pretoria
South Africa
UPI
John Vorster
Southern Africa
Vorster
Mozambique
Angola
Rhodesia
Namibia
South West Africa
Atlantic
Indian Ocean
Black Africa
Mashinin
Andrew Young
Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Young
Republic
Rand Daily Mail
Lan Smith
Smith
Henry A. Kissinger
South
Zimbabwe
Geneva
Kissinger
Salisbury
Antique car parts boom fuels niche market growth
The antique car trade surges as parts for LaSalle Wills St Clair Ford and Stutz attract 38 000 Antique Automobile Club of America members and far more owners. Dave Brownell of Old Cars guides data to the Automotive Information Council as dealers report 150 000 to 200 000 older cars in need of pistons spark plugs and tires. Market shows strong demand for Model A shock absorbers and complete restorations with mail order sales and national catalogs.
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Espery
LaSalle
Wills St. Clair
Ford
Stutz
Antique Automobile Club of ‘America
National Club
Dave Brownell
Iola
Wis
Automotive Information Council
Brownell
Metz
Yesteryear
Browner
Haston
Hemmings Motor News
Benington
Polish woman sails solo around world halfway mark in quiet Sydney
Krystyna Chojnowska Lisiewicz reaches the halfway point of her solo world voyage aboard Mazurek, entering Sydney with limited gear and no fanfare. She began in the Canary Islands and navigated via Panama, Tahiti, and Fiji, facing rough seas and engine trouble. She plans to depart Sydney in February to cross the Indian Ocean and Atlantic homeward.
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Sydney
Australia
UPI
Krystyna Chojnowska-Lisiewicz
Sydney Harbor
Krystyna
Albatross
Seagull
Canary Islands
Panama
Tahiti
Fiji
Indian Ocean
Atlantic
Indian Oceans
South Atlantic
Hunger strikers hospitalized in Mexico City
Two American participants in an 18 day prison hunger strike in Mexico were hospitalized with their condition unknown. Edward Mize from Lubbock Texas said Ernie Machado 28 Los Angeles and James Otani 34 Hawaii had no water since Sunday. Hospital visits continued as authorities sought parole changes for narcotics defendants.
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Mexico City
UPI
Edward Mize
Lubbock
Tex
Santa Marta
Ernie Machado
Los Angeles
James Otani
Hawaii
Mize
Mexican Congress
Medical satellites a life saving tool
NASA backed system repurposes earth orbiting spacecraft to link ambulances with hospitals cutting critical wait times after injuries or heart attacks. The program, developed with Southern Mississippi and regional partners, envisions remote medical data relay to major centers and eventually ships and offshore platforms.
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NASA
National Space ‘Technology Laboratories
Bay St. Louis
Miss
New Mexico
Medical Space Patrol
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Tex
Papago
Alaska
NASA Technology Utilization Office
Time capsule sealed at Ford birthsite in Omaha
A 320 item collection including a Bicentennial quilt and empty beer cans was packed into a vault beneath the sidewalk at President Ford's Birthsite and Gardens in Omaha. City workers and Eugene Brailey assisted in placing bags into the 6 by 0 by 6 foot vault at the birthplace site, which was destroyed by fire four years earlier.
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Omaha
UPI
Ford
Eugene Brailey
Robert Cunningham
Wattsville Club Holds Christmas Party at Wardeman Home
The Wattsville Club held its annual covered-dish Christmas party at Mrs. Bertha Wardeman's home. Bingo determined the top prize awarded to Mrs. Albert Schmidt with Mrs. Ed Nickolite also a top winner. Well wishes were sent to two former members, and a grab bag exchange took place as plans for 1977 meetings were discussed.
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Monroe
Wattsville
Bertha Wardeman
Albert Schmidt
Ed Nickolite
Card of Thanks from Leonard Tarnick
Leonard Tarnick expresses appreciation for flowers cards gifts prayers and visits from St Bonaventure priest and thanks to his doctor and Columbus Community Hospital staff during his stay wishing God bless you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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St Bonaventure
Columbus Community Hospital
Leonard Tarnick
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