Carroll Righter Horoscope General Tendencies
General guidance urges improving home harmony and family awareness to aid shopping and daily life. Aries urged to study new interest with big success potential and avoid constant troublemakers. Taurus emphasizes pleasing partners and holding productive meetings. Gemini advises wise money use to avoid debt. Moon Children focus on advancing plans and social priorities. Leo considers private goals and secret plans to reach gains. Virgo seeks help from good friends and reconnecting with others. Libra to contact a major figure for support and organizing assets. Scorpio should cultivate a new right interest and a new friend. Sagittarius urged to show consideration for a mate and handle responsibilities while avoiding troublemakers. Capricorn to cooperate with associates and tactfully resolve opposition. Aquarius seeks better routines and impressive attire while avoiding duplicity. Pisces recommends revisiting past amusements for joy and showing love. If your child is born today, education should align with collective work and spiritual training. The stars urge personal responsibility.
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Pocket guide to bridge insight from Sheinwold column
Expert note advises not to assume opponents’ obvious plays in bridge. In a sample hand South ruffs clubs, uses spade void cues, and demonstrates precise timing to secure contract. The column promotes A Pocket Guide to Bridge by Alfred Sheinwold and offers purchase by mail.
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Las Vegas Sun
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Farmer Uncovers Eight Acre Roman Settlement Near Grantham
A farmer plowing near Grantham in England unearthed an eight acre Roman settlement dating to about 200 B.C. Five furnaces and iron slag were found along with thirty colored wall fragments, suggesting more elaborate Roman dwellings may lie beneath.
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Grantham
England
Jeff MacNelly Presses Politics With Sharp Cartoons
Jeff MacNelly, 28, of Richmond News Leader, enjoys a national profile with syndicated cartoons in over 2000 papers and a Pulitzer Prize at 24. He sees himself as a satirist and conservative leaning, drawing from a Virginia base to offer Washington perspective, with fans including President Ford.
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Jeff MacNelly
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Richmond News Leader
Bill Mauldin
Herbrock
Chicago Sun-Times
Washington Post
Chapel Hill
University of
Caricaturist Bites Back with Sharp Political Drawings
MacNelly's cartoons mix antigovernment angles with humor. He depicts Congress as a toothless shark labeled Congress advancing toward a swimmer representing Ford as a pipe smoker. A recurring gag shows Agnew as a child in a cookie jar, aiming for satire over doctrine.
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Rio's Last Bondes Trolley Snaps City’s Century Past
In Rio de Janeiro the two surviving Bondes trolley lines serve about 10 000 daily riders. The open air cars traverse from downtown to Santa Teresa on an 18th century aqueduct. Passengers crowd the packed cars as priests, schoolgirls and shoppers ride through narrow cobbled streets amid a city of modern skyscrapers and a futuristic cathedral.
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YMCA Plans Nite at Desert Inn for 200 Gentlemen
The Las Vegas YMCA hosts its second annual men only fundraiser dubbed hell raising fun night at Desert Inn Country Club on June 11. A gala dinner precedes a prize drawing offering 30 top prizes valued from 175 to 5700 with cash alternatives and a guaranteed $100 gift certificate for non winners, all to benefit Youth Services of the YMCA.
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Desert Inn Country Club
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Empty church in East Granby sparks zoning dispute
In East Granby Connecticut Rushia West 85 spent eight thousand six hundred sixty two dollars on a church that officials refuse to open for not meeting construction or zoning rules. The closed gray structure completed in 1973 sits vacant after a prior permit lapsed and town officials question inspections and code compliance.
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Tiny Beltone aid offer to readers with hearing loss
An advertisement by Bettone promises a non operating model of the smallest Beltone hearing aid for free trial at home. The device weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at the ear. readers are urged to write to Dept. 5213, Beltone Electronics, Chicago for no cost and no obligation.
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