Dear S.O.S. Guns at the door rule urged by Ann Landers
A Las Vegas Sun advice column urges the reader to bar armed visitors and check guns at the door. A sister-in-law recently pulled a pistol during a visit, the weapon discharged, and the columnist suggests contacting police to verify a gun permit and writing to Senators.
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Henderson Defies Mining Town Tradition And Survives Setbacks
Henderson Nevada grew from a 1941 boom town built for the Basic Magnesium plant to a diversified industrial city. The 320 million Lake Adair project, hospital and manufacturing expansion, and new homes spurred growth while handling plant closures and federal contract cuts.
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Daily Horoscope Roundup with Advise Across Signs
General guidance urges consultation and measured decisions. Aries clears past matters and enjoys an evening of productive plans while Taurus should discuss plans with colleagues and spruce up home surroundings.
Aquarius and Pisces guidance for personal growth and credit affairs
The column advises Aquarius to study new outlets for information and persevere, and Pisces to trust intuition to handle obligations efficiently. It notes day time opportunities, personality traits for diplomacy, and suggests teaching courses for child born entertainers. Carroll Righter forecasts in the Las Vegas Sun with a paid copy offer.
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Carroll Righter
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South leads wisely in bridge after careful planning
Alfred Sheinwold analyzes a bridge deal where South pauses before first play to plan. South wins with strategic low spade and later discards, creating the illusion his partner holds the ace of spades. The article contrasts multiple defensive choices and ends with a teaching note on the proper bid when responder has only one good bid.
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Sagittarius
Declarer
South
West
East
Las Vegas
Grand Central Station
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Early milestones in women's political rights
Before World War I only four nations granted equal political rights to women. New Zealand achieved suffrage in 1893, Finland in 1906, Norway in 1913, and Britain in 1918.
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New Zealand
Finland
Norway
Britain
La Porta Insurance Promotes Trial and Error Lessons
The ad urges learning from trial and error but warns it is costly. La Porta Insurance at 122 Water Street Henderson presents itself as the local independent agent ready to counsel on coverages limits and companies. It advises asking neighbors who know the agency.
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la Porta Insurance
Water Street
Henderson
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