Aries through Pisces Horoscope Card for the Week
The page offers zodiac guidance with advice for each sign. Aries seeks harmony and help for loved ones while Taurus improves duties and appearance within budget. Gemini plans future fun and uses talents for good results. Moon Children work on home harmony and talents. Leo values loyalty and efficient appliances. Virgo pursues income and health, Libra boosts appearance and social ease, Scorpio seeks data and romance tonight, Sagittarius expands friendships wisely, Capricorn connects with higher-ups, Aquarius welcomes new opportunities and travel plans, Pisces discusses business prospects with intuition and friends.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Neal Malicky to become acting president at Baker U
Neal Malicky 38 year old academic dean at Baker University will become acting president August 1 after James E. Doty resigns to head Corpus Christi Pastoral Counseling Center. Doty will stay as consultant for a year. Malicky joined Baker four years ago from Drew University where he taught political science and directed a UN semester program. He is married to Margaret Wilson of Wichita and they have three sons.
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Neal Malicky
Baker University
James E. Doty
Corpus Christi
Tex
Doty
Malicky
Drew University
Madison
N. J
United Nations
Margaret Wilson
Wichita
Japan Trade Talks Avoid U.S. Import Boom
Tokyo sources say despite Tanaka pledge to Washington, American imports to Japan will not rise significantly now or ever. Officials warn negotiations over citrus and computers yield little in real imports, as Japan curbs exports to shrink its 4 billion dollar surplus. Publicly both sides push higher U.S. imports, yet diplomats fear a dark import outlook.
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Tokyo
Kakuei Tanaka
Washington
U. S
Japan
United States
U.S
Sunkist
Emma Iee Norris 98 dies. graveside Monday Oak Hill
Mrs Emma Iee Norris 98 of 417 Maine dies Thursday at the Methodist Home Topeka. Graveside services set for 10 30 a.m. Monday at Oak Hill Cemetery with Rev Robert Freitag presiding. She was born August 21 1874 in Douglas County and retired from John Taylor Department Store Kansas City. She belonged to West Side Presbyterian Church. Survivors include sisters Dr Sallie Mobius and Mrs Rena Stockwell of Carlsbad New Mexico and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Rumsey Funeral Home until 9 a.m. Monday.
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Emma Iee Norris
Oak Hill
Robert Freitag
Norris
Maine
Methodist
Topeka
Douglas County
John Taylor Department Store
Kansas City
West Side Presbyterian Church
Sallie Mobius
Rena Stockwell
Carlsbad
N.M
Rumsey Funeral Home
Funeral Services for Michael Beach Held in Oklahoma
Funeral services for Michael Beach former Oskaloosa resident were set for 4 p m today in Broken Bow Oklahoma with a graveside service to follow at 2 p m Monday at Clinton Cemetery The 31 year old Beach died of a brain tumor Friday at his home in Broken Bow He attended Oskaloosa High School and is survived by his widow Denise of the home two sons Joseph and Shelby four daughters Kelly Maria Charla and Mrs Bobbie Baldwin of Broken Bow his parents Milton and Mrs Beach of Kansas City Kan and one sister Mrs Bob Sears of Seattle Washington
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Oskaloosa
Michael Beach
Broken Bow
Okla
Clinton Cemetery
Beach
Oskaloosa High School
Denise
Joseph
Shelby
Kelly
Maria
Charla
Bobbie Baldwin
Milton Beach
Kansas City
Kan
Bob Sears
Seattle
Washington
Six Vehicles Involved In Two Collisions On K 10
Two separate crashes on K-10 about two miles east of Eudora injured one man and caused an estimated 3105 in damages. First crash at 4:50 p.m. involved Steven Klein and Charles Slaughter with Klein’s car at 600 damage and Slaughter’s at 700. Second crash about 40 minutes later involved four vehicles. damages listed for Donald Burger 600 Michael Miles 1100 Stephen Robinson 75 Joanne La Belle 30.
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Eudora
Kansas Highway Patrol
Steven L. Klein
Overland Park
Charles Slaughter
Rt. 2
Smith
Slaughter
Klein
Donald R. Burger
Bolivar, Mo
Michael W. Miles
Shawnee Mission
Stephen L. Robinson
Ridge Ct
Joanne LaBelle
Prairie Village
Robinson
Miss LaBelle
Burger
Miles
Van Cliburn to Headline Kansas University Concert
Van Cliburn will perform at Hoch Auditorium at 8:20 p.m. Tuesday as the Kansas University season finale. The program features Brahms Intermezzi and Rhapsodies, Beethoven Sonata, Chopin nocturne and Etude, Debussy pieces, highlighting the Texas native’s career following the 1958 Tchaikovsky Competition and his 20 plus recordings with major U.S. orchestras.
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Kansas University
van Cliburn
Hoch Auditorium
Brahms
Beethoven
Chopin
Debussy
Texas
United States
Three KU Seniors Named Outstanding Greeks for 1973
Kansas University selects Leslie McLaughlin David Dillon and Robert E Duncan as Outstanding Greeks for 1973 in an unprecedented Interfraternity Council decision. McLaughlin leads as IFC president, Dillon served as student body president, Duncan contributed through Greek system publications.
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Kansas University
Interfraternity Council
Charles Rhoades
Leslie McLaughlin
Phi Delta Theta
Dallas
Tex
David Dillon
Sigma Chi
Hutchinson
Robert E
Tuck) Duncan
Alpha Tau Omega
Wilmette, Ill
McLaughlin
T Interfraternity Council
Dillon
Duncan
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