Horoscope Forecast By Carroll Righter Monday June 12
General trends say you are highly emotional and should balance duties with consideration for others. Aries should avoid upsetting housemates while Taurus must travel carefully to avoid costly mistakes. Gemini seek economical repairs, Moon Children should count blessings and start a new project, Leo seek expert money advice, Virgo guard confidences, Libra obey laws and advance careers, Scorpio avoid new ventures, Sagittarius honor promises, Capricorn keep busy, Aquarius work independently, Pisces pursue wholesome recreation, and parental guidance for emotionally gifted children.
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Coors Expands Cash for Cans Recycling Plan in Colorado
Golden Colorado Friday announced a statewide aluminum and beer container recycling program by Adolph Coors Co. Effective June 17 the plan pays by weight: four cents per pound for non aluminum cans and one cent for all beer bottles and aluminum cans. About 2.25 million pounds valued at roughly $225000 will be paid to participants who separate aluminum from non aluminum containers. The program expands the companys earlier cash for cans initiative begun in January 1970 and is aimed at reducing litter and solid waste in Colorado.
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Israel Delays Resignation From State Education Post
William J. Israel of Sterling delayed his resignation as chair of Colorado's State Board of Education to allow the public time to weigh a successor. He plans to remain through the meeting to ensure broad input before appointing a replacement for the vacancy. Israel will move to a Washington post with the Council of Chief State School Officers.
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Lakeside Park Roller Coaster Declared Safe
Lakeside Amusement Park Cyclone roller coaster in Lakeside Colorado reopened after a safety inspection found no faults. Senior state inspector FW Shepherd plans to ride it to show confidence and will require only one train on the tracks at a time to prevent future collisions.
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Grants fund 912 fellowships for teacher training nationwide
Grants totaling 4.9 million from the Office of Education support 89 colleges and universities in 39 states and the District of Columbia to prepare personnel for college staffing.
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Did You Know That Apyton Thiorescent Tape Advice
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DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE SUMMARY OF PUZZLE AND HINTS
Puzzle page text presents cryptogram prompts with sample hints and a quote attributions. It lists word clues, language notes, and a final message about cryptogram mechanics attributed to ROGER ALLEN in 1972.
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