Horoscope forecast by Carroll Righter for signs
General tendencies warn to avoid major decisions until midafternoon when judgments improve. Aries should stay diplomatic until 3 p.m., then opportunities arise. Taurus urged to refine plans and study new systems to remove obstacles before smooth progress. Moon Children urged to share views loyally with partners for abundance. Leo warned against pride and urged evening planning. Virgo advised to work until 3 p.m., then plan recreation with early reservations. Libra home affairs unsettled until midafternoon then favorably resolved with wisdom. Scorpio devotion eases tension and boosts business, plan a fun evening. Sagittarius wise handling of finances with professionals if needed. Capricorn personal favors to partners yield quick tangible results. be socially inclined in the afternoon. Aquarius private worries may limit activity. address personal matters objectively and assist others in the afternoon. Pisces courtesy and patience with an elderly partner needed until midafternoon to accomplish goals. If your child is born today, encourage them as health may be delicate and ego needs support. careers in property or architecture suit them. The forecast stresses personal effort shapes outcomes. the stars impel, they do not compel.
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Carroll Righter
Aries
Taurus
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
P.m. Aquarius
P.m. Pisces
Las Vegas
Hollywood
California
Titanium Announces Low-Cost Laboratory in New Jersey
Titanium Metals Corporation of America plans an engineering laboratory in Monroe Township New Jersey to develop low cost prototype titanium parts for rapid market entry. The facility will also expand corrosion and welding research and conduct targeted investigations for customers while limiting production to prototypes.
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Titanium Metals Corporation of America
New Jersey
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Monroe Township
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Toronto
Ohio
Coastal bermudagrass hay yields improved by fertilizer guidance
Texas A&M range specialists advise Coastal Bermudagrass be cut at 14 to 16 inches for hay. They report that using commercial fertilizers can raise yields beyond expectations without harming its rapid growth and drought resistance.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Texas A&m
Bermuda
University
Henderson Officials Clash Over Health District Debates
Henderson Mayor William Byrne blasted the $18.9 million bond defeat and pressed concern over voter apathy while Dr. Otto Ravenholt urged Henderson to join the Clark County Health District. The exchange centered on cost sharing, governance, and the city’s right to control its health budget.
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Bill Byrne
Henderson
Henderson Chamber of Commerce
Royal Casino
Byrne
District Board of Health
Otto Ravenholt
Clark County Health Department
Slip covers last longer with extra slip-on arms
Fashioners propose adding slip-on arms made from the same material to extend the life of slip covers. The idea aims to double durability by reinforcing worn areas and preserving fit over time.
Henderson Tax Income Doubled In One Year
Henderson city finances show near doubling of revenue in the 1962 63 period and the first six months of the current year. City Treasurer Jeff Wiese cites higher collections from water and other fees including building permits and police costs. Wiese seeks council approval to bid for a new cash register at about 2200. He handles land water sewer ambulance police and court payments plus licenses permits and fees.
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Henderson
Jeff Wiese
Wiese
California Man Found Dead in Room of Henderson Motel
A California man, Alexander Bedford McLendon of La Mesa, was found dead in his Polka Dot Motel room in Henderson, apparently from natural causes, with police noting he died in his sleep. He leaves a wife and mother in California.
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California
Henderson
la Mesa
Traffic School For Kids Opens In Henderson City Hall
Hendersons juvenile traffic safety program begins February at City Hall for offenders from Boulder City and Henderson. Registration costs 10 dollars with 50 question final test. failures incur another 10 dollars. Classes run 7 to 9 PM on Tuesdays and Thursdays led by Officer Bud Sant. films and driving pamphlets noted. About 20 offenders expected. common violations include failure to yield and tailgating.
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Henderson
Howard Hill
Eighth District Court
Boulder City
Bud Sant
Police Department
Hill
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