Astrological Forecast for Thursday March 16
Astrological forecast by Sidney Omara lists signs aries taurus aquarius and others with advice on overcoming obstacles, relationships, finances and health. Readers learn about outlooks for Virgo Libra Scorpio and more with notes on birthdays and future possibilities for 1972.
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The Lighter Side and Kennedy NATO Ambassador Move
The piece notes a humorous rise in verbal fillers like you know and describes mental stuttering as people speak faster than they think. It also reports President Kennedy nominating former Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy as permanent U.S. ambassador to NATO, succeeding Robert Ellsworth.
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UPI
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Treasury
David M. Kennedy
U.S
Council of the North Atlantic Truty Organization
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Robert Ellsworth
NATO
Friends of Music Special Funds drive under way
The Friends of Music Community Concert Association launches its annual Special Funds drive led by chair Mrs. Levine and co-chair Mrs. Barber. The effort seeks sustainers endowments benefactors and patrons to support a superb 1972 73 concert season. A kick off coffee is set for April 4 at 7 30 pm at Equitable Savings and Loan Association.
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Levine
Wayne Barber
Friends of Music
Donald N. Dworak
Thesday
Equitable Savings & Joan Association
Woman jailed over dog kennel rule in Los Angeles
An elderly woman, Ruth Froemming, 73, kept 19 dogs beyond the legal limit of three and was ordered jailed until she reduces her kennel to the permitted number. A Municipal Court judge told her she could be released once the dogs are down to three. Separately, a Vatican note states St St Peter's Church is the largest Christian church and a basilica, not a cathedral.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Los Angeles
Ruth Froemming
St. Peter's Church
Vatican City
Nixon to avoid active campaigning this year says poll data
Washington dispatch reports President Nixon plans to minimize campaigning as his record shows popularity rises away from partisan battles. He will appear on primaries’ ballots but avoid soliciting votes, aiming to improve chances for a nonpartisan presidency. Gallup finds 56 percent approve after China trip.
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Washington
UPI
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Pat” Brown
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Nixon Spends Day at Camp David Amid Travel Rethink
President Nixon drove to Camp David in the Catoctin Mountains after wintry weather made a helicopter trip risky. He planned to stay through the day and perhaps Thursday, remaining away from Washington. The White House said the decision came Tuesday night from the mountaintop retreat.
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Thurmont
Lincoln law panel weighs two motor vehicle inspection rules
Lincoln lawmakers debated two recently adopted motor vehicle inspection rules. Senator J James Waldron opposed changes from the Department of Motor Vehicles that would require replacing cracked windshields longer than eight inches and removing a wheel and drum for brake checks. Opponent Senator Duke Snyder led the long vote, arguing the changes were costly and hard to enforce.
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UPL
J. James Waldron
Callaway
Department of Motor Vehicles
Rules and Regulations
Motor -Vehicles Department
Waldron
Omaha
Duke Snyder
Little ones take over writing column
In Bowling Green Kentucky a second grade class explored the meanings of happiness and sadness. Student responses reveal simple yet poignant views, with many linking sadness to death and loss, and happiness to everyday joys like bikes, picnics, and family.
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UPI
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