Zodiac guidance for today from the Newspaper Enterprise Association
The excerpts offer daily sun sign advice for Libra through Gemini. Libra faces fear of challenges but can see they are paper tigers if engaged. Scorpio may feel inferior to a bold speaker. analyze to debunk the illusion. Sagittarius warned against unequal joint ventures. Capricorn cautions against underestimating opponents. Aquarius urged to keep a positive attitude and avoid inflated tasks. Pisces advocates realism in business. Aries advises supporting a mate to prevent later arguments. Taurus suggests listening to coworkers. Gemini warns of purse risks from impulsive spending.
ERA Meeting at Lincoln Faces Disruption Fears
Donna Polk, chairwoman of the Nebraska Women's Meeting, warns anti ERA groups may disrupt the Lincoln event with about 350 registrants expecting up to 1000 attendees. She cites Phyllis Schlafly supporters attempting to seize microphones and block exits at similar gatherings. The Congress authorized meeting aims to assess women’s status and discrimination. Housing starts meanwhile exceed 1.5 million annually, outpacing 1972 peaks.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Donna Polk
Nebraska Women’s Meeting
Lincoln
Nebraska Center For Continuing Education
Phyllis Schafly
Polk
Congress
Grand Slam Missed In Cross Ruff Card Play
The article describes a bridge hand where South and North could have forced a grand slam by cashing side suit winners before cross ruff. West started with four trumps, collapsing the hand. Proper play would have South overruff West’s trumps after using side-suit winners.
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West
South
Best way to play 9876 opposite AK104 four tricks
Lead the nine and let it ride if unblocked. If covered, win, return to dummy, lead the eight and let it ride unless covered. This method wins when both queen and jack lie to the right of the ace king.
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Maryland
Defense lawyer eyes plea bargaining in Chowchilla bus kidnapping
San Francisco UPI defense lawyer says he would consider plea bargaining for one of three men charged in the Chowchilla bus kidnapping. The case, involving 26 children and their driver, has seen delayed trial as motions suppressing evidence proceed.
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San Francisco
UPI
Chowchilla
Calif
Edward Merrill
Richard Schoenfeld
Merrill
California Attorney General's Office
State Supreme Court
Ed Ray
Woods
Schoenfeld
Flowers topic of program at Leigh Garden Club meeting
Mrs Ed Busse hosted the Leigh Garden Club at her home on Monday. Mrs Walter Folken of Mary's Haven Columbus was made an honorary member and Miss Ruby Reininger became a new member. Reininger organized plans with the Home for visiting Folken. a June 28 date was set. A July 18 picnic at the Hamann cottage on Fremont Lake was planned. Reininger spoke on Nebraska Wild Flowers. Prizes went to Mrs Gerald Vasek and Miss Pauline Barjenbruch.
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Leigh
Ed Busse
Leigh Garden Club
Walter Folken
Mary’s Haven
Columbus
Ruby Reininger
Folken
Hamann
Fremont Lake
Mission Beach man wins cow chip hurling contest
Jeff Jackson 24 of Mission Beach won the Southern California Exposition cow chip event with a 170 foot 6 inch toss. He will compete next month in Great Falls Montana at the international cow chip throwing contest after earlier winning Iowa's Keota fair with 156 feet.
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del Mar
Calif
UPI
Jeff Jackson
Mission Beach
Great Falls
Mont
Jackson
Iowa
Keota
West Valley reprocessing plant decommissioning bill shocks lawmakers
The West Valley plutonium and uranium reprocessing plant, closed in 1972 after six years of operation, faces $600 million disposal costs and fault lines in planning. ERDA studies waste treatment, NY state may bear costs, and a decommissioning fund is now seen as insufficient.
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House Science and Technology
United States
West Valley
N.Y
New York
General Accounting Office
Richard Lester
Rockefeller Foundation
ERDA
Congress
Richard Werthamer
New York State Energy Research and Development Authority
NFS
State of
Atomic Energy Commission
Subcommittee
George Brown
D-Calif
Nine honored with Jefferson Awards in UPI report
In ceremonies at the Supreme Court Building nine people were honored with the 1977 Jefferson Awards for public service. Among them were former Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield and Veterans Administrator Max Cleland, plus Art Buchwald, Dr. Howard Rusk, and eight others across the nation. Each winner received a gold on silver medallion and 5,000 dollars.
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Art Buchwald
Howard Rusk
New York University Institute of Rehabiliation Medicine
Mansfield
U.S
Japan
Senate
Cleland
Carter
Alfred Boeddekker
San Francisco
St. Anthony's Dining Room
Bay Area
Jean Chaudhuri
Tucson
Ariz
Traditional
Seattle
Olga Mele
Hartford
Louisiana OKs Laetrile use for cancer patients
Gov. Edwards signed Louisiana into law making it the 11th state to legalize Laetrile for cancer patients while stating no belief in its efficacy. The bill allows sale manufacture and medical use with patient consent in doctors offices.
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Royal Brightbill
Baton Rouge
UPI
Edwin Edwards
Louisiana
Edwards
Wisconsin House
Senate
Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Committee OKs extension of food stamp program
The House Agriculture Committee approved a four year extension of the 5.67 billion federal food stamp program. The bill includes free bonus stamps and tighter eligibility rules while proposing to fold benefits into a broader welfare reform plan. It would cost about 200 million more than current law and 80 to 100 million more than Carter's proposals.
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Washington
UPI
House Agriculture Committee
Carter
House
Senate
Thomas Foley
D-Wash
Nebraska Pays $102000 For 512 Medicaid Abortions
Nebraska's Department of Public Welfare reported 512 abortions financed by Medicaid last year, costing taxpayers about $102,000. The count represented 13 percent of state abortions, with federal funds contributing $56,100, state funds $25,500, and counties $20,400.
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Omaha
UPI
State Department of Public Welfare
Nebraska
Donald Hogg
Department
Medical Services
Federal Health Service For
Hogg
U.S. Supreme Court
Two of three suspects plead innocent in murder case
In Stanton County Nebraska two of three suspects Sam Brown and Dan Forster of Norfolk pleaded innocent to the first degree decapitation murder of Henry Hernandez, a Norfolk construction worker. Ricky Roewert’s arraignment was delayed. all three are jailed without bond in Pierce County.
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Stanton, Neb
UPI
Stanton County
Henry Hernandez
Sam Brown
Dan Forster
Norfolk
Ricky Roewert
Pierce County
Hernandez
Priest Returns to Celebrate First Mass at St Francis
Rev. Michael Hill O.F.M. celebrated his first Mass at St Francis Catholic Church after serving as deacon since December. He was ordained June 4 in Chicago and will be assigned to St Jude Parish in New Lenox. A reception followed at St Francis.
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Humphrey
Michael Hill
O.F.M
St. Francis Catholic Church
Hill
Chicago
St. Jude
New Lenox
St. Francis
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