Horoscope for Tomorrow Silky guidance across zodiac for career love and growth
General advisories urge balancing old and new while avoiding confusion. Aries urged to outline plans and align with friends. Taurus to convert rivals into allies. Gemini to test ideas in daily life. Moon Children urged to keep promises, trust intuition. Virgo warned against circular routines. Libra to enjoy social pleasures wisely. Scorpio to strengthen home foundations. Sagittarius to seek direct information. Capricorn to upgrade home comfort with new systems. Aquarius to follow impulses without harming reputation. Pisces to plan a profitable future with expert advice. The piece ends with a nod to Carroll Righter forecasts and a call to send birthdate and a dollar for a copy.
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SL Library Group Sets Discussion in San Lorenzo
The Friends of the Library will meet at 8 p.m. at the community center 377 Paseo Grande to discuss the area's future library service. Mrs Harald Gannon president invites questions and answers. Ronald Farrell of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association will receive a life membership for donations. The group seeks new members from Ashland or Cherryland.
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Friends of the Library
Paseo Grande
Harald Gannon
Ronald Farrell
Researchers Drill 2000-Foot Hole in Sierra Nevada
MENLO PARK AP The heat flow project of the United States part of the International Upper Mantle Project advances with a 2000 foot hole near Shaver Lake 40 miles northeast of Fresno. Geologist Arthur Lachenbruch notes the effort aims to reveal heat from the earth to improve basic knowledge of the outer mantle.
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Shaver Lake
Fresno
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Geological Survey
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Survey
Menlo Park Center
United States
Toles
Johnsons consumer chief Esther Peterson takes on gripes
President Johnsons consumer affairs aide Esther Peterson handles letters from shoppers, aims to curb abuses in product safety labeling and packaging, and pushes Congress to strengthen laws. She notes many letters come from housewives and point to deceptive packaging and high costs in everyday goods.
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Peterson
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Happy Ones
Bel Rubinstein
Péterson
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Hank You
Ropper
Ather
Peter
Boies Ulong
Femons
San Lorenzo Street Resurfacing Planned in Village
Alameda County road officials told the San Lorenzo Village Association that fifteen streets in the area will be resurfaced soon. Works will cover all or parts of Channel Street Hacienda Avenue Keller Avenue Paseo del Campo Via Arroyo Via China Via Mirabel Via Conejo Via Paro Via Mirlo Via Marigosa Via Media Via Pinale Via Rivera and Viz Toledo.
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