Carroll Righter Horoscope for the Day 1976
The daily guidance notes daytime tests on patience and evening rebaselining of plans. Aries through Pisces receive advice on promises, credit, social activity, intuition, traffic, diplomacy, and finances with a child born today highlighted for clever, precise ideas and education.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Aquarius
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Enforcers Linked to Des Moines Area Gambling Robbery Death
Investigators probe a high stake gambling raid near Indianola tied to an alleged Minnesota enforcement crew. A gunfight at Jack Taylor’s residence left one man dead, David E. Anacker of St. Paul was killed at an I-35 rest stop after the robbery. Authorities consider possible payoffs up to 250000 and note a pattern with Minnesota bookie raids.
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Des Moines, Iowa
UPI
Indianola
Des Moines Tribune
Jack Taylor
Tribune
Minnesota
Taylor's
Iowa
David E. Anacker
St. Paul
Minn
Ankeny
Bootleg Tape Seizure Probed By U.S. Officials
U.S. Attorney's office probes seizure of 2,300 bootleg tapes from Tape City Oakland to decide on criminal charges. FBI seized copies of copyrighted works by well known artists. Separate case involves 10,600 records from Rather Ripped Records Berkeley. no prosecution planned.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S
Oakland
FBI
Tape City
Steele Langford
U.S. Attorney's Office
TV violence study flags NBC shows as most violent
A NCCB sponsored 11 week survey found NBC aired the most violent prime time programs led by Quest and Starsky and Hutch while CBS showed the least violence. Chevrolet sponsored the most violent programs and Peter Paul Candies sponsored the least.
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Washington
UPI
Chevrolet
NBC Network
National Citizens Committee For Broadcasting
Quest
Starsky and Hutch
NCCB
Cbs-Tv
Peter Paul Candies
The
American Medical Association
General Motor
Whitehall Labs
Anacia
American Motors Cars
Sears Department Stores
Kodak Products
Schlitz Beer
Proctor and Gamble Soups
General Foods Products
Burger King
Frito Lay
Mr. Coffee
Campbells Soups Co
Hallmark
Texaco
Whirlpool Appliances
Prudential Insurance
Jean Nate
Shopper Toys
Green Giant Vegetables
Keebler
Carnation Dog Foods
Efferdent
Quasar Television
Cargo Jetliner Crash Hurts 3 at Miami Airport
A Convair 880 carrying 37 Canadian dairy cows to the Dominican Republic crashed off Miami International Airport’s longest runway into a canal. Three crew members were injured and one trapped for six hours. Pilot Wayne Dickman and First Officer Luis Corrons survived. Flight Engineer Stanley Grogan, pinned by the instrument panel, was hospitalized in serious condition. The cow cargo did not survive. cause under investigation.
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Miami
UPI
Dominican Republic
Miami International
Stanley Grogan
Grogan
Wayne Dickman
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Luis Corrons
Robert Campbell
Campbell
Airlier
Lebanon seeks $3 billion aid for humanitarian relief
In Washington emissary Ghassan Tueni says Lebanon seeks about 10 billion pounds or $3 billion in direct humanitarian aid from the United States and other nations to feed shelter jobs for 1.35 million displaced or needy people. He cites U S talks with Henry Kissinger as frank and calls for tech and know how in rebuilding. Missouri voters approve additional sales tax for conservation funds.
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Washington
UPI
Lebanon
United States
Elias Sarkis
Ghassan Tueni
Henry Kissinger
Tueni
Kissinger
Beirut
Berlin
World Financial Community
World Bank
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Conservation Commission
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Carroll Righter
Roger Stephens
Bootlegers
Probers
Steve Grogan
Federal Communications Commissioner
Nicholas Johnson
Johnson
George Gerbner
University of Pennsylvania
Mary Tyler Moore
Chico and
the Man
Sirota
Bachair Inc
Brather
Blue, Camel, Bone
Wees
Trotters
R. Ainays Shoe Galleria Division
Maryland Parkway
Maryland Square
United Mortgage
Santa Claus
Home Office
4Th ST
Las Vegas
Nevada
US Mortgage CO
ST. George
Utah
Reno Salt Lake
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