Zodiac Daily Guidance Lleads to Quiet Hours for Libra
Forecast suggests Libras seek solitude amid family flak while Scorpios feel restless and stuck near an inmate or pair. Sagittariuses risk money with friends, Capricorn should keep talks light, Aquarius may feel down unless family fun unlocks mood, Pisces cautions risky novelty away from routine.
Don't Lose Heart This Year Says Little Benefits Add Up
A light guidance note from January 28 1977 urges patience and persistence, noting that small gains accumulate to yield better progress than expected this year. It emphasizes steady effort and optimism.
Illinois family visits Creston in midweek call
Mr and Mrs Winton King and family of Peoria Ill visited his parents Mr and Mrs Connie King and sister Mr and Mrs Wm Hassebrock at Platte Center with other area friends. Edith Moran at Clarkson Manor was called on by Mrs Geo Summers Nadine Summers Mrs Alvin Claussen and Mrs Ernest Blessen on Monday. Mrs Don Maliha of Leigh and Mrs WJ Ritter visited Dr WJ Ritter at Countryside Manor in Madison on Tuesday.
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Reds Sign Three Farm Prospects to Major League Deals
Cincinnati Reds announced that outfielders Steve Henderson and Dan Norman and third baseman Mike Grace signed major league contracts on Wednesday, earning first-time promotions to the majors. Several regulars remain unsigned for 1977, including Pete Rose, Joe Morgan, George Foster, Ken Griffey, Davey Concepcion, Gary Nolan, Jack Billingham, and Rawly Eastwick, as they seek higher pay and multiyear terms.
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Rawly Eastwick
Grain reserves reach highs not seen since 1963 and 1972
A January 1 grain stocks report from the Agriculture Department projects wheat carryover at about 1.095 billion bushels next summer the highest since 1963. Corn carryover is forecast around 724 million bushels by next October the largest since 1972. Soybeans fall to 75 million bushels, the smallest since 1972.
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Vanderbilt and Spingold triumph by Rosenkranz team in bid deal
In the Vanderbilt and Spingold finals Dr. George Rosenkranz of Mexico City led a team including Dr. Richard Katz and Larry Cohen to victory. The hand shows five diamonds as a shaky contract but made with rsk five.1. A Nebraska reader asks for rebid after a one club open. The advised reply is a pass with a minimum opening and partner likely holding four clubs.
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George
South
John Mohan
King of Hearts
Roger Bates
John
Vanderbilt
George Rosenkranz
Mexico City
Richard Katz
Larry Cohen
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