Horoscope Birthdays Bring Active Year and Romance Joy
Your birthday horoscope forecasts an active, interesting year with rising social activity and new friends. Romance figures prominently, opportunities should be seized, and rewards come from hard work, with each zodiac sign offering focused guidance for personal plans and finances.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Mate
LIBRA
Scorpio
South Korea frees dissidents and eases martial law
New president Choi Kyu-hah freed 46 prisoners and repealed Emergency Decree Nine, ending Park Chung-hee era repression. Amnesty may come at inauguration. Justice Ministry cites 417 charged under the decree. Kim Dae jung welcomed release from house arrest as national politics shift under martial law still in effect.
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Seoul
South Korea
Choi Kyu-hah
Park Chung-hee
Justice Ministry
New Democratic Party
Choi
Korea
Park
Haughey becomes Irish premier with tougher Ireland stance
Charles Haughey named Taoiseach after beating George Colley 44-38 in Fianna Fail vote. He pledges reunification of Ireland and a tougher line on Northern Ireland, condemning the Provisional IRA, while promising British disengagement and seeking stability amid Protestant fears.
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Dublin
Ireland
Charles Haughey
IRA
Friday
Haughey
Fianna Fair Party
George Colley
Provisional Ira
Britain
Two Irelands
Fianna Fail
Northern Ireland
Jack Lynch
Hawee
Lynch
Carter replaces NRC chairman over Three Mile Island reply
President Carter announced the replacement of Nuclear Regulatory Commission chairman Joseph Hendrie to bring fresh leadership after the Three Mile Island accident findings. Acting chair John Ahearne named pending a new nomination. Carter urged rapid licensing resumption within six months and sought a $49.2 billion budget boost to implement Kemeny Commission reforms.
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Washington
Carter
Joseph Hendrie
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Three Mile Island
Pennsylvania
White House
Hendrie
NRC
John Ahearne
John G. Kemeny
Dartmouth College
Kemeny Commission
Congress
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
Harrisburg
Extortion plot ends in failure in Fort Worth
Four men from a gang called The Circle of Thieves were in federal custody after a botched attempt to extort $100,000 from bank president B G Jenkins. Two had previously worked at Jenkins home, and the plan unravelled when the marked money was never retrieved after the drop, prompting FBI involvement and arraignments.
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Fort Worth, Texas
FBI
Circle of Thieves
David Rarity
Rarity
U.S
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Jenkins
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Robes
Noritake Contemporary
China
Noritake
Dhe Ao
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