Carroll Righter Forecast for Saturday June 8 1975
General tendencies urge you to evaluate finances and communicate wishes to loved ones. Aries Taurus Gemini Moon Children Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces short tips update each sign with focus on money, social ties, and practical steps. For children, education leans toward business and real estate. stay mindful of budget and harmony at home. The text invites readers to obtain a copy of Carroll Righter Forecast by mail.
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Taurus
Leo
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LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
P.m
Carroll Righter
Hollywood
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
AIM seeks land lease for 11 day national convention near Farmington
AIM wins land lease approval from BLM southwest of Farmington for an 11 day national convention expected to draw about 4000 attendees. The $26 lease covers 4 acres with tents and sleeping gear moved every few days. AIM leader John Thomas said plans proceed from the St Paul office despite Navajo Nation rejection of a Window Rock fairgrounds site due to financial limits and policy concerns. Thomas blamed Navajo leaders for job losses tied to a Shiprock electronics plant dispute and noted AIM preferred the Window Rock site with a $41 rental plus utilities. In Denver, a Colorado bill to add nonvoting student members to state college governing boards advances, arguing student input benefits academic decisions. The measure covers UNC, Auraria, School of Mines, and state college boards, with one-year terms elected by students.
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Albuquehque
Niuvars
Bureau of Land Management
Keith Miller
AIM
Miller
Farmington
John Thomas
St. Paul
Minn
BLM
Navajo Tribal Council
Window Rok
Ariz
Shiprock
Fairchild Co. Electronics
Thomas
Fred Johnson
Window Qock
Denver
State Senate
James Kadlecek
Dgreeley
Kadlecek
University of Northern Colorado
Auraria Higher Education Center
School of Mines
Golden
Board of
Trustees of
State Colleges
Board of Community Colleges
Ead
Clapton Sets Coast to Coast U.S. Tour
Guitarist Eric Clapton and his band announce a major summer U.S. tour starting in Tampa on June 4. The first leg covers 21 cities across the nation.
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Clapton
New York
Eric Clapton
U.S
Tampa
Fowler pushes funds to spruce Colorado Statehouse ahead of centennial
Former Naval officer Sen. Hugh Fowler leads 17 colleagues in an entreaty to add 913930 to the budget for Capitol refurbishment. The plan covers interior and exterior painting, lighting, cafeteria upgrades, marble cleaning, metal cleaning and furnishing as part of a bid to present a pristine Statehouse for Colorado's centennial.
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Kenneth T. Walsh
Denver
Hugh Fowler
Littleton
Fowler
Senate
Department of Administration
Statehouse
Western Air strike ends with tentative contract reached
Western Airlines flight attendants picketed briefly at Los Angeles International Airport delaying some passengers after a midnight start. Negotiators continued talks over pay and working conditions and announced a tentative contract early today ending the stoppage.
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105 Angeles
Western Airlines
Los Angeles International Airport
Democrats to caucus on Colorado budget bill priorities
In Denver, House Democrats will caucus Monday to set priorities for their conferees on the budget bill. Speaker Ruben Valdez called the caucus to decide who leads negotiations on the additional $12 million in programs the House added. The Senate added about $200,000. JBC estimates about $26 million available.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
House
Ruben Valdez
David Gaon
Morgan Smith
Brighton
Senate
JBC
House and Senate mull funds for new programs
The spending measure would split roughly 13 million dollars to each chamber if approved. Before the Long Appropriations Bill, the House passed an 11.6 million dollar package of new programs, sending it to the Senate. In other news, Western flight attendants are set to vote on a tentative contract after a long negotiation, with pay about 300 dollars a month below industry maxims.
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House
Senate
Linda Cole
Airlines’ Public Relations Department
Miss Cole
Mexico
Canada
Judy Pierce
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