Carroll Righter Horoscope Forecasts by Sign
Horoscope style guidance across all zodiac signs with prompts to contact trends start new hobbies and engage family. Emphasizes humanitarian progress social activity and constructive actions, noting specific character guidance for Aries through Pisces and a note on a child born today pursuing serving careers.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Officers Named By MHS Group At Monterey High School
Monterey High School hosts annual officer installation and initiation for the Texas Association of Health and Occupation. Officers installed include Beth English as president Jan Herzog as VP Pat Clary as secretary LaWayne Powers as treasurer Claire Carlos as reporter Linda Condra as parliamentarian Nancy Treat Susan Schneider and Liz Patrick as historians Ben Duff and Brenda Beckner as librarians Pete Zavala as sentinel.
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Texas Association of Health and Occupation
TAHOS
Monterey High School
Howard Duff
42Nd St
Beth English
Jan Herzog
Pat Clary
LaWayne
Husband and Wife to Lead Waxahachie Revival at Crestview
The Rev. and Mrs. F R McAdams of Waxahachie headline revival services at Crestview Assembly of God Church at 7 p m daily through Sept 12 with music nightly. A faith and prayer seminar is held at 10 a m each day. The couple has 28 years in ministry across New Mexico Texas West Virginia and Kansas.
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F. R. McAdams
Waxahachie
Crestview
New Mexico
Texas
West Virginia
Kansas
Judge Dismisses Newspaper Antitrust Suit in Dallas
U S District Judge William M Taylor Jr dismissed a 23 million damage suit by Communication Publishers Inc owner of the Plano Post against A H Belo Corp and News Texan Inc The Plano Post publisher claimed Belo and News Texan violated federal antitrust statutes alleging a Plano edition of the Richardson Daily News was a predatory act to cripple growth of his paper.
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Dallas
U.S. District Court
William M. Taylor Jr
Communication Publishers Inc
Plano Post
A. H. Belo Corp
News-Texan Inc
Belo Corp
News
Texan
Richardson Daily News
Fred Janca
Plano Star-Courier
Belo
News-Texan
Seven arraigned in court at law on varied charges
Seven persons faced arraignment in County Court-at-Law No 2 before Judge Denzil Bevers on misdemeanor charges including possession of a controlled substance and DWI. Bonds ranged from 350 to 500 dollars. two defendants pleaded guilty to DWI and received fines of 100 dollars with jail terms probationary.
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County Court-at-Law No. 2
Denzil Bevers
Larry D. Gordon
18Th St
Vernell Brooks
West Apts
John David Brown
Cornell St
Bovers
Truman Phillip Brown
52Nd St
Margarito
Andres Sanchez
48Th St
Carl Hallford
59Th St
Vincent Noel Hawkins
6Th St
Jeanette P. Anderson
45Th St
DWI
Bevers
Horacio Cruz
Ropesville
Emelio Rito Perez, Jr
E. Bates Sr
Marcelino Flores Herrera
Tohoka
Edwin H. Boedeker
Charles Doyle
Vanda
Knowles Heads Revival Meet at Bethany Church
The Bethany Christian Church sponsors a revival from Sunday to Tuesday at 5001 Ave. N in the church sanctuary. The Rev. Jerry Jones notes services start 6:45 p.m. with guest speaker Dr. John Knowles from Amarillo. Receptions for Dr and Mrs Knowles follow each night hosted by Church Women's Fellowship chaired by Mrs. Kermit Stanley. A nursery will be provided.
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Bethany Christian Church
Ave. N
Jerry Jones
John Knowles
High Plains
Amarillo
Miss New Hampshire winner disavowed by Manchester Union Leader
The Manchester Union Leader disavowed its Miss New Hampshire entrant Michelle Cote after her Atlantic City Miss America remarks. Cote praised women and gay liberation and spoke favorably of Our Bodies Ourselves and contraceptive pills for men. The paper called her statements thoughtless and said no promotional material would be carried during the pageant.
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Manchester
N.H
Manchester Union
Michelle Cote
Boston
Union Leader
William Loeb
New Hampshire
Atlantic City
Miss Cote
LULAC Reception For New Mexican American Teachers In Lubbock
The third annual LULAC reception for Mexican American teachers new to Lubbock public schools is scheduled Sunday from 3 to 5 PM at George Mahon Elementary School. 35 new Mexican American teachers have joined the district, coordinator Robert Lugo says. Migrant education leader Richard Ybarra will speak on the Emerging Teacher. The event is open to the public and Lugo expects over 100 attendees.
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League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
Lubbock
George Mahon
Ave. U
Robert Lugo
Richard Ybarra
Lugo
Encephalitis Found in Dona Ana County NM
Health officials confirm a 6 year old boy contracted encephalitis in Dona Ana County marking the first local case since 1957. The child, hospitalized briefly in August, recovered fully with no lasting effects after possible exposure during a July family outing near Radium Springs. Mosquito control spraying north and south of Radium Springs was recommended by the ETA amid a severe mosquito problem this year.
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Las Cruces
N.M
Dona Ana
Carl Tarlowski
Radium Springs
Tarlowski
State
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