Weekly Horoscope Preview for Friday September 17 1976
Aries advises keeping outsiders away from family matters today with quick resolutions if issues arise. Leo faces profitable but risky outcomes and should act boldly if required. Virgo warns against prying into friends affairs and favors private matters. Libra offers hope by conquering self-doubts for success. Scorpio stresses verifying rumors with a prime source. Sagittarius notes minor concessions may yield long term gains in negotiations. Capricorn suggests oblique approaches over direct moves. Aquarius urges adjusting projects to current needs and avoiding long waits. Pisces cautions guests may surprise and defy preconceived notions.
Your Birthday Your Birthday Sept 17 1976
An entirely new group of people could enter your social world this year. Take opportunities to enter unfamiliar areas and meet interesting personalities.
Three Nebraska patrolmen receive meritorious awards
Three Nebraska State Patrolmen were awarded meritorious service honors at dedication ceremonies for a new North Platte patrol building. Doug Cover of Lexington Russel Nediig of Holdrege and David Gates of Kearney were honored for actions during an August armed robbery. Lt Governor Gerald Whelan praised the force’s solid reputation and noted it remains strong.
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North Platte
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Doug Cover
Lexington
Russel Nediig
Holdrege
David Gates
Kearney
Gerald Whelan
Ethics meeting at Texas A and M on animal rights debate
A two day medical veterinary ethics conference at Texas A and M University opens today. Vets from across the nation discuss animal patient rights patient physician relationships and the role of medical experimentation amid animal rights and drug safety concerns.
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Texas A & M University
Nebraska unemployment rate falls in August across the state
Nebraska's unemployment rate slips from 4.8 to 4.4 percent in August, with 31,000 statewide jobless. Omaha and Lincoln show lower jobless figures, while outstate Nebraska drops to 3.0 percent. State paid benefits exceed 2.5 million and the labor force declines as students return to school.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Labor Department
Gerald Chizek
Chizek
CMA urges Brown to sign right to die bill in California
The California Medical Association with 25 000 members urges Gov. Brown to sign legislation on end of life care. The bill would let terminally ill adults use living wills to order physicians to disconnect artificial life support, while preserving doctors duty to preserve life.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
California Medical Association
Edmund G. Brown Jr
E. Kash Rose
CMA
Brown
Karen Ann Quinlan
North Korea Drastically Tightens Borders After Panmunjom Killings
North Korea tightens control after the Panmunjom killings of two U.S. officers. Foreign visitors are expelled, KCNA reports no new arrivals, and travel is limited as Pyongyang edits the incident for internal audiences. The regime plans resumed UN admission efforts while easing world contact gradually.
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Robert Crabbe
Tokyo
UPI
North Korea
Panmunjom
Pyongyang
KCNA
Bulgaria
U.S
U.N
Kim Il Sung
United States
Truce Village
Albania
Kim
Seretse Khama
Botswana
Mathieu Kerekou
Benin
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Mali
Moussa Traore
Nepal
Kirti Nidhi Bista
Europe
American Communist Party
Lindon Forbes Burnham
Guyana
Japan
Yomiuri
Chosen Soren
U.N. Command
United Nations
Most federal workers to get pay increase
Washington reports a proposed congressional compromise would grant a 5 percent cost of living raise to most federal workers effective Oct. 1, while denying it to Congress, federal judges, and top executives. The package also repeals the 1 percent pension kicker tied to cost of living raises.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
House
Senate
Bridge hand signals misread in four hearts tale and hints
The column analyzes a bridge deal where West misreads a suit preference signal leading to a spade lead and a five trick game for declarer. It discusses Stayman notrump choices and suggests four spades as the correct bid in some systems. It also notes Aruba hex signs as a cultural craft decorating native homes.
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North
South
West
East
Jack
Declarer
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Hoyle
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Detroit
Motor City
VEC, Inc
Alabama
Sears
13Th St
Columbus
Nebr
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Tues
Wed
Mary Norton
Lavern Torczon
Dick Weerts
Mezzanine Children’s
Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
West East
By Oswald
James Jacoby
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Aruba
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