Astrological Forecast Aries to Pisces Amid Erratic Text
A fragmented astrology page forecasts each zodiac sign with mixed advice. Aries hints at balancing work and recreation while suggesting forthcoming answers. Taurus mentions travel surprises and direction changes. Gemini discusses win potential and missteps with related signs. Cancer highlights home and partnership shifts, urging harmony. Virgo warns muddled finances and self deception. Libra notes responsibility and learning rules. Scorpio advises sympathy amid doubt. Sagittarius urges initiative on new ideas and friendships. Capricorn points to unorthodox approaches satisfying professionals. Aquarius emphasizes versatile, discreet decisions. Pisces advises conservative credit handling and caution with rivals. Birthday note flags contradictions and eventual year of growth through connections and challenges.
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Aquarius
Virgo
Scorpio
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Sueertve
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Carricorm
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Credit Moray
Scorpia
Vakely
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Sean Connery ends James Bond era says no more Bond
London AP Sean Connery vows to quit James Bond citing aesthetics and desire for new roles He rejects $30 million and Dow Jones fears preferring challenging projects He reflects on Diamonds Are Forever earnings and notes Something Like the Truth cost and production pace He hints at further Bond in talks but retirement looms with Tantallan film venture enduring creative control
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London
Sean Connery
James Bond
Connery
Bond
The
Thames
United Artists
Tantallan
Con Ee
Albion Harmony Homes Marks Fifth Anniversary Party
Twenty two residents gathered for the Albion Harmony Homes monthly party led by president Clarence Jacobson to celebrate five years of togetherness. Mrs. Jacobson honored memories of departed members, songs and devotions followed, with readings and household hints. Hostesses included Mrs. LaVern Roy and Mrs. Lillian Kasselder. Karl Pfeifer supplied a bullet mold demonstration.
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Albion
Albion Harmony
Clarence Jacobson
Jacobson
Gay Kunzelman
Verna Rolf
Lucile Clark
Rolf
Maude Reynoldson
LaVern Roy
Melvin Arthur
Lillian Kasselder
Nixon's slow moving 1972 legislative program in Congress
President Nixon’s 1972 legislative program makes little headway in a Democratic Congress preoccupied with the Vietnam War and elections. Major domestic proposals welfare reform and revenue sharing may pass before adjournment, while health plan and executive reorganization look unlikely.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
Richard G. Kleindienst
George P. Shultz
the Treasury
Kleindienst
Senate
House
Senate Finance Committee
Varicose veins and chairs raise old questions
HAL BOYLE notes a New Zealand surgeon links varicose veins to prolonged chair sitting, contrasting with floor-sitting societies almost free of the condition. He also highlights light necessary for the elderly, bridge-playing expertise, and several aphorisms from notable figures on money and decision making.
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New York
Colin A. Alexander
New Zealand
American Optometric Association
Oswald Jacoby
U.S
Jacoby
Davight
Eisenhower
John
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Edward H. Faulkner
New law aims to aid Nebraskans with kidney disease
Lincoln health official explains a new LB 270 law creating a four member advisory panel to oversee financial aid for kidney disease patients. Dialysis costs can reach 7,000 to 25,000 dollars yearly, pushing many with incomes around 10,000 dollars to seek aid or transplant. Hospitals in Omaha Lincoln and Kearney offer programs including home dialysis and a national kidney exchange movement expands transplant options.
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Lincoln
Neb
Henry Smith
Smith Sai
Lth
Hut Smith
Smith
J. J. Exon
Omaha
Kearney
Area Residents Take Las Vegas Trip And Socials
Area residents enjoyed a week in Las Vegas as Mr. and Mrs. Larry Boling and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Meltzner visited. Mrs. George Damme hosted her bridge club while Mrs Norman Carter and guests posted high scores. Grace Leonard of Denver visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Ed Maurer and family. Harold Martin hosted the WSCS quilting session and banquet plans. LaVerne Bryan entertained the Eastern Star Kensington group as they prepared mint favors for the club’s 50th anniversary event.
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Boling
Doug Meltzner
Las Vegas
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George Damme
Norman
Carter
Hostegs
Grace + Leonard
Denver
Colo
Ed Maurer
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