Carroll Righter Horoscope for Aug 7 Aries to Pisces
Horoscope by Carroll Righter offers daily guidance for each sun sign. It urges Aries to handle finances wisely and repair real estate, Taurus to seek influential favors, Gemini to gather data and show charm, Moon Children to connect with the right people, Libra? to repay social debts, and warns Virgo through Pisces to take care, study facts, press civic tasks, and drive safely.
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Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Seo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Fim
Informal history of California about Yerba Buena
An informal history of California by John Sandoval recalls Yerba Buena in 38/50 as a growing port town from Playa to Montgomery Street. It describes early auction houses, the Custom House, Bank of America site, and the 1850 bay depth for ships, with notes on Rowe the ring amusements, Mission Street routes, and Union Square's pioneer residents and social scenes.
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John Sandoval
Yerba Buena
Spanish Playa
Portsmouth Square
Golden” Gate
Barry and Pallen
San Francisco
Custom House
California
Montgomery Streets
Barry and Palter
William HL Davis
Kendig & Wainwright
Arth, Wainwright's
Weesee
Bncalifornia
Montgomery
Montgomey
Bank of America
Patten
Rowe
Ile
Australia
Wil
Liam D. M. Howard
Howard
Anns
Montgomery Street
Christian Ruus
Ruus
Bridge doubles and spade lead missteps in Olympiad play
Alfred Sheinwold explains a World Bridge Olympiad hand where a double after an opponents bid yielded 730 points for four spades doubled, while four hearts failed. The discussion notes how Reygadas misbid by showing hearts and how East doubled, with subsequent corrections leading to a winning line. The Daily Question advises bidding two spades then showing spade support later.
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Alfred Sheinwold
Miguel Reygadas
Reygadas
Norta
George Rosensranz
East
Wargh
West
South
Bovnance
Dummmy
Grand Central Station
New York
Yosemite National Park Reopens After Fire
Yosemite National Park resumes full operations after a morning fire damaged the ferral barn and five storage buildings but spared visitor areas. Park officials led by Alan E. Coleman of the Curry Co. announced facilities and services are back in service as the National Park Service stabilized the area.
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Yosemite National Park
Vai
Yosemite Park
Curry Co
Alan EB. Coleman
National Park Service
Yosemite
Port of Oakland Expands with thousands of jobs
The Port of Oakland grows into a major employment hub with over 2,000 port related positions and more than 10 permanent jets since completion in December 17. New roles include longshoremen truck drivers equipment operators clerical staff tugboat and railroad mechanics. Minority hires reach about 11 percent. Funding totals exceed 12 million dollars from EDA revenue bonds and tenant improvements. The port spans 19 miles along the San Francisco Bay estuary and hosts 25 berths with over a million square feet transit sheds and 1.2 million square feet open storage.
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Oakland
UPI
Pacific Coast
Economic Development Administration
Commerce Department
Oakland International Airport
Port of Oakland
San Francisco Bay
Qaktind
Mae
Port of
Avi
Indian art exhibit at Minneapolis centers on Native forms
An exhibition tracing major American Indian art forms runs Oct 8 to Dec 10 at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts and Walker Art Center. Organized with the Indian Art Assn formed by nine local tribes, it is supported by the Dayton Hudson Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts. The show features masks, carving figures, painted hides, pottery, basketry, weaving, costumes and musical instruments, with recent works from living traditions.
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Minneapolas
Minneapolis
Tasilile Off Arts
Walker Art Center
Indian Art Assn
Dayton Hudson Foundation
National Endowment For the Arts
Spying in West Germany a major Cold War focus
West Germany remains a prime espionage battleground with estimates of tens of thousands of Communist spies, including over 10,000 from the Soviet Union and about 1,000 from East Germany. Officials say Soviet aims include neutralizing West Germany and cutting U.S. influence in Europe, with East German agents often entering via refugee channels. The most effective spies are said to be East German operatives who blend in language and culture, moving about freely to infiltrate government, industry, and security. Experts note hundreds of German agents linked to the KGB era, though exact numbers are unclear.
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Pett Bonn
UPI
West Germany
Soviet Union
East Germany
Secret Service
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Europe
Germany
United States
West Geran
Germal Cand
Suuttarlin
My Suelleriit
Nyhio
Suidtertin
Sueftertin
Gust
Weat
KGB
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