Aries to Pisces Horoscope for Friday March 28 1975
The March 28 1975 horoscope cautions Aries to be alert as a vested interest may turn unfavorable. Taurus should avoid pressuring subordinates to prevent unmanageable problems and practice patience. Gemini must beware of unfamiliar tools and careful work habits.
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Unique business proposal urged with expert advice
On March 28, 1975 a unique business proposition is presented, urging readers to seek expert guidance before committing further. The notice emphasizes merit but cautions careful evaluation and professional counsel prior to involvement.
Arkansas agency bill passes legislature amid amendments
Gov. Pryor's plan to create State Building Services to oversee state office construction and acquisitions clears both chambers with seven Senate amendments and House concurrence. One amendment, by Sen. Ingram, exempts Capitol Hill Apartments from agency control. The measure aims to replace the Public Building Authority and broaden eminent domain powers to address space needs in state government.
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Little Rock
David Pryor
Senate
House
W. 4. Ingram
West Memphis
Capitol Hill Apartments
Kelly Bryant
Pryor
Public Building Authority
State Building Services
National Old Line
Capitol
State Highway Department
Television Logs Night 6:00 TV Schedule Summary
TV night schedule lists time slots from 6:00 to 5 with programs including Villa Alegre Truth or Consequences News That Girl Uogan s Heroes To Tell The Truth Beverly Hillbillies Jimmy Dean Lucy Show FBI 4-6-10 11 12 17 3-10-75 Wide World Special Movie Bonanza Tomorrow News Meditations.
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Ortsman
Johnny Carson
Texarkana College
Cal Dring
CBS News
A.M. America
Dondi
Arkansas
Hazel
FBI
Bob Harrington
Little Rock
Somerset
Wall Street
Rock
Dick van Dyke
Baltimore
Yerger Wins Trophy for Walkathon
A school event trophy went to Yerger for the Walkathon. The article lists walkers from Spring Hill Prescott Paisley and other areas, including Harris Tonya Harris Lori Manus and Barbara Wilson. Adults and students are reminded to collect pledges and return them to the school office or Red River Vocational Technical School.
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Doreene Bradley
Willie Brown
Patsy Phillips
J. W. Rowe
Jim Stone
Red River Vocational-Technical School
Prohibition Becomes Law in United States in 1920
Prohibition became a law in the United States on January 16, 1920 marking a shift in national policy. The act established nationwide ban on alcoholic beverages and set a framework for enforcement across states.
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