Birthday Horoscope Summary for All Zodiac Signs
Frances Drake presents a Sunday chart urging Aries to stick to routine and Taurus to use willpower to overcome annoyances. Gemini must rein in impulses while Cancer guards energy. Leo should align with trends as future aims form. Virgo should investigate surprises. Libra avoids emotional traps. Scorpio gains from timely advice. Sagittarius eyes a prestige boost. Capricorn seeks written promises. Aquarius stays cautious. Pisces encourages initiative and self belief.
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Tonight TV Schedule Highlights Classic Shows and Movies
The lineup lists Tonight at 7:30 on channel 7 Truth or Consequences and Emergency rescues a man trapped under a car engine. Channel 8 features Bob Braun Special northern Europe trip and All in the Family Edith’s arrest and kleptomania obsession. Movies include The Group Time Travellers Attack of the Robots and Hot Millions plus The Sundowners.
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Europe
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Boris Karloff
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Bernie
Sophie
Paul Lynde
Howie
Paul
Mary Tyler Moore
Mary
Rhoda
Burns and Schreiber
George Carlin
Jud Strunk
Bob Newhart
Bob
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Joanna Pettet
Preston Foster
Peter Ustinov
Robert Mitchum
Teacher sues over Cincinnati residency rule
Cincinnati teacher Terry Wardell sues the Board of Education and Superintendent Donald Waldrip in U S District Court arguing the city residency requirement for teachers is discriminatory unconstitutional and void Wardell who teaches at Dater Junior High since January says he complied with the 30 day move in rule but that it violates the U S Constitution.
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Cincinnati
U.S. District Court
Terry Wardell
Dater
Board of Education
Superintendent of Schools
Donald Waldrip
Waldrip
Wardwell
U.S
This Day in History July 28 in 1973 Highlights
Events on this date include Austria declaring war on Serbia in 1914 starting World War I, Peru's independence in 1821, Miami's incorporation in 1896, U S Marines in Haiti in 1915, Malta WWII action in 1940, Japan in Indochina in 1941, the Empire State Building crash in 1945, and various mid-century and modern notes. Birthdays include Aristotle Onassis, Jacques Piccard, and Jacques d Amboise.
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Serbia
Peru
Spain
Miami
Fla
U.S
Haiti
Mediterranean
Malta
French Indochina
France
Empire State Building
New York
U.N. Command
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Ford profits spark UAW call for price moratorium
Ford Motor Co reports record six month profits of 755 million on 12.4 billion in sales, up 41 percent from 1972. UAW Ford division chief Ken Bannon denounces the earnings, while Henry Ford II and Lee Iacocca defend price pressures and note a 1974 model price rise.
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Ford Motor Co
United Auto Workers
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Ken Bannon
UAW
Bannon
Henry Ford II
Lee Iacocca
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