Astrological Forecast Aries to Pisces Readout
Horoscope style forecast lists each sign with vague guidance on relationships work and personal matters. It mentions Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and includes birthday notes and general timeframes without solid events. It suggests consulting partners and authorities, and hints at personal growth and financial caution.
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Aries
Partcer Ortega
Taurus
Personel
Leo
Anrignce Travel Plaza
Scorpio
Bagittarius
Sterel Barden
Aquarius
Maren Qapell
Piomerlee
Welcorne
Uly
Dhaner
Libra
Ngure
Matees
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Ouriey
Arles
Copricimn
Parsons
Shakespeare quotes applied to economics side-splitter
Washington by Dick West recounts a humorous UPI piece in which Shakespearean quips are used to lampoon Nixon's wage price freeze and economic policy. The columns mix quotes about inflation delays and fiscal strategy with mock Q and A about foreign tax and currency effects.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Nixon
Stratford On Avon
William Shakespeare
Shakespeare
Moen Hanks
Connally
Afl-Cio
George Neany
U.S
Mr. Shakespeare
Catholic Bishops press action on Title funds for private schools
Nebraska's three Catholic bishops urge President to enforce equal treatment under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965. Archbishop Daniel Sheehan of Omaha, Bishop John Paschang of Grand Island, and Bishop Glennon Flavin of Lincoln sign the letter, citing six years of denial to 50,000 nonpublic school children and parental rights, religious liberty, and educational excellence.
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Omaha
UPI
Nebraska
Daniel &. Sheehan
John K. Paschang
Grand Island
Glennon P. Flavin
Lincoln
Congress
Wigan Mayor Orders Free Portrait After School Visit
Wigan mayor John Harte ordered an official portrait of himself to be hung in the town hall at no cost to taxpayers. The sketch was drawn by Andrew Oram, 10, after Harte visited the youngster's school. Andrew said I just sat down and sketched him from memory.
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Wigan
England
John Harte
Nome
Andrew Oram
Andrew
Flameproof fabrics get big boost in sleepwear market
UPI reports tightening fireproof standards for children's sleepwear will push nonflammable fabrics into wide use. DuPont Nomex leads the field with strong flame resistance, stain resistance, and durability, spurring growth across industrial uniforms, sportwear, upholstery, and filtration applications amid a potential half billion dollar annual market shift.
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Business Today
Dean C. Miller
UPI
New York
Commerce Department
U.S
DuPont
Owens-Corning
American Visease
Monsanto
Mke
Wally Dallenback
Trenton
N.F
Nomex
One Man Election in Saigon Tests U S Morality
The U S combat deaths in Vietnam this week numbered nineteen as President Thieu announces a solo presidential bid on October 3. The piece explores whether the United States should pressure for free elections or respect South Vietnam’s sovereign path, amid Bunker’s efforts to avert a one man race and growing withdrawal.
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Wilburg. Landrey
UPI
U.S
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thien
Theiu
South Vietnam
Duong van Ae Mint
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ellsworth Bunker
Thieu
He World Ton
Bunker
United States
Saigon
Knit fabrics reshape men’s dress shirts in Uhlberg rise
Brooklyn native Mike Uhlberg left football to found a knitwear firm shaping the men’s shirt market. He credits Alfred Shapiro with the idea, notes knit collars and wrap kait tricob fiber speed adoption, and says knit shirts may reach 10 percent of total sales as consumers praise washability and the new generic term Medici.
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Walter Logan
NEW York
UPI
Mike Uhlberg
Brooklyn
Brandeis University
Uhlberg
Uhiber
Alfred Shapiro
Alfred
Brandeis
Shapiro
Sayers
Health tips on motorcycle safety and muscular dystrophy
Health tips from NSMA stress helmet use and protective clothing to prevent head, arm, and leg injuries in motorcycle accidents. The article notes riders must stay alert, know traffic laws, and gradually gain skill to avoid loss of control. It also explains muscular dystrophy as a chronic disease with progressive muscle wasting and no cure, focusing on prevention of complications and respiratory care.
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Nebraska State Medical Association
Interpol Meeting to Focus on Drug Problem in Ottawa
Interpol will devote most of its annual meeting in Ottawa to tackling drug problems. Delegates from 96 of 107 member countries will elect new officers and discuss a 3.5 million Swiss franc budget. The conference marks Interpols first Ottawa session.
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Ontawa
UPI
International Police Organization
Interpol
Ici
Ottawa
San Pedro investigator tracks repeated car damage in California
SAN PEDRO Calif UPI WH Putnam an investigator for the State Fish and Game Department watched as neighbors twice damaged his car with a hit and run and a fire truck. After duty at a brush fire he checked wildlife damage from an oil spill and found his car badly smashed again at a Long Beach Airport parking space. He quipped about possibly getting a bicycle.
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San Pedro
Putnam
Long Beach
Study committee weighs massive mental health reform act
An interim study committee proposed to launch a massive reform act for mental health. Robert Carn of Omaha urged new laws emphasizing prevention and community outpatient care over large state institutions. The panel plans to consider changes, with potential ready by 1973, and urged a site visit to Douglas County Hospital to inspect its psychiatric ward.
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UPI
Robert Carn
Omaha
Douglas County
Clark
Ims
Legislaure
Douglas County Hospital
Thespital Administration
Week in Review Highlights Tax, Race, and Global Unrest
The week featured court fights over school funding via local property taxes, and nationwide焦 debates on taxation and busing. Reports covered school integration, Wilmington clashes, bombings in Pontiacy Michigan, Northern Ireland violence, and South Vietnam elections. Notable crimes included the Soledad Brothers case at San Quentin and the Tate-Labianca murders. President Nixon delayed federal pay raises, while Egypt, Syria and Libya voted for a federation. Leopold, linked to the Loeb case, died in Puerto Rico.
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DAV
Wiessler
California Supreme Court
South
Wilmington
N.C
Austin
Tex
North
Pontiay
Mich
Warren Burger
Supreme Court
Berlin
Northern Ireland
Nguyen van Thien
Thien
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Stephen M. Bingham
San Quentin
Bingham
George Jackson
Soledad Brothers
Charles Watson
Tate-Labianca
Charles Manson
Watson
Manson Clan
Nixon
Labor
James Hodgson
Commerce
Maurice . Stans
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Athens
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Federation of Arab Stiles
United Arab Republic
Nathan F. Leopold
Richard Loeb
Bobby Franks
Puerto Rico
Leopold
Kensington Club Meets in Creston and Local Notices
Kensington Club gathers in Creston with Mrs. W F Conpurs Sr hosting. Guests include Mrs G Loseke Amelia Scheffler and others. prizes awarded to Mrs Wid Bilter John Johannes and Wayne Moran. Ann Grasp visiting in Council Bluffs. St Johns Ladies Aid met. Rev Luthnan spoke. Death notice for Wilbur Eick. daughter Jodi survives. Visitors from Mesa Ariz and Greene Iowa attended.
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Adolph Kapels
Edgar Kapels
Pete Etch
Inlaw
Wilbur Eick
Portland
Ore
Jodi
E. A. Stevens
Mesa
Ariz
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Buick
Nielsen Chavrolet
U. S
Waltham, Mass., University
NSMA
Puthain
the Week In Review
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Creston
18Th Avenue
Columbus
St. Anthony Parish
Gibson
Dexter
Mitchell
Toro
Bax
Clara A. Schmid
Buss Auction &Realty Company — Clark
Henry Buss
August Runge JR
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