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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 20, 1971

Page

5

Astrological Forecast for the Zodiac Signs in Mixed Text

Aries Cancer Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces. The page offers generalized, error-filled forecasts with inconsistent dates and nonsensical phrases. It mentions relationships, money, and communication but lacks coherent guidance. It notes September as a key month and hints at a birthday celebration for the reader.

Aries Protel Taurus Chense Rave Grinty Leo Cluly Cascer Indi Scorpio Gci Leo Pisces Morey Capricorn Idan Laveyer Row Caullon Alix Aquarius X-Fen Ardilisa Enthusiasi

Nebraska NAB JOBS program funds auto parts dealers

Senator Carl T Curtis announced a $90 033 six month federal grant to Nebraska to fund a state wide Department of Labor Manpower JOBS program. Twenty one Nebraska Automotive Wholesalers Association members will hire and train 90 hard core unemployed at 13 locations including Omaha. Veterans receive emphasis as on the job training begins at two dollars per hour with a raise to 2 15 after training.

Washington UPI Carl T. Curtis Roeb Department of Labor Manpower Nebraska Nebraska Automotive Wholesalers Association Wardeora Omaha Labor Department National Alliance of Businessmen NAB Arthur L. Young Dean Hohnbaum Hohnbaum William S. Morris Kansas City Department of Labor Nebraska State Employment Service

Thief caught after blunder on royal bus chase

In Pitsea England a pensioner theft prompted two men to jump from a bus and pursue a snatcher. They lost him in a crowd, rode around for half an hour. He later tried to thumb a ride, boarded the bus, and froze when spotted. Passengers restrained him until police.

Pitsea England UPI

Global travel shifts disease spread to supersonic age

London report cites Prof Brian Maegraith warning that diseases such as smallpox could circle the globe before detection as jet travel speeds transmission. He urged doctors to ask patients about travel history, distribute health warnings on planes, and notes WHO tests on disease-carrying mosquitoes.

Robert Musel London UPI Brian Macgraith Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine Royal Society of Medicine Britain India West Africa Macgraith Europe Pacific Guam

Senator Gravel Pledges Move to Halt Megaton Test

Washington Senator Mike Gravel says he will urge the Senate to cancel a planned underground five megaton explosion in the Mentian Islands this fall. He argues the test aims to advance a large warhead for an inferior first generation Sprian missile. The World Almanac first edition appeared in 1868.

Washington UPI Mike Gravel Alaska Senate Mentian Islands Gravel Pentagon

Quarantine Bans Horses From Five States Entering Iowa

Iowa imposes entry bans on horses from Louisiana New Mexico Arkansas Oklahoma and Texas due to Venezuelan equine encephalitis. Some shipments from two other states require a state health permit. Agriculture Secretary LB Liddy and State Veterinarian K A Buller cite safeguard reasons.

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