Your horoscope for Wednesday July 24 1969
Jeane Dixon offers a July 24 1969 horoscope with sun signs Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius and Pisces. It notes training needed for forté like tasks and advises caution planning, discreet attitudes, and careful romantic considerations while suggesting practical steps for each sign.
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Gemini
Senate Asked To Ease Airport Squeeze Amid Congestion
Washington AP The Senate faces pressure to act on a bill to ease major airport congestion by funding air traffic control improvements and more control facilities. FAA reports show planned flights may be canceled as controllers are stretched by staffing limits and contractual hours. Mohawk Airlines warned of possible cancellations as talks continue with the Air Line Pilots Association and PATCO union concerns surface over scheduling and safety margins.
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Senate
Air Line Pilots Association
Thomas
Avia
Ta- Air Transport Association
Mohawk Airlines
PATCO
Belioliers
FAA
Crouton Recipe Errors Prompt Senate Floor Frustration
A garbled recipe fragment aside lawmakers debate a bill to raise equipment and personnel for air congestion relief. Sen. John Stennis D Mississippi, floor manager, warns the plan faces delays as the floor process stalls amid confusion and procedural friction.
Reagan Recall Drive Faces Setback in California
UPI reports recall supporters struggle in Los Angeles as county records close and 780,414 signatures are sought to trigger a recall of Governor Reagan. The story notes a conflict over deadlines and a Senate Appropriations panel seeking an FAA funding of 919.6 million, with House approval for 219 million more than recommended. Attorneys plan to seek extensions to collect more signatures while a legal battle unfolds.
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Sacramento
UPI
Ronald Rea
Gan
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Angeles
Govern
Joyce Koupat
Cochairtion
Post Office Exemption Sought Over Staffing Cuts
Washington AP three Democratic senators backed the Post Office plea for an exemption from manpower cuts that threaten four day residential deliveries and the closure of 12 000 branches. Postmaster General Watson warned cuts across government could devastate postal service with Saturday window service ending and Saturday mail to homes halted by November.
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Post Office Department
Mike) Monroney
Senate Post Office Committee
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Congress
Johnson
Watson
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