Horoscope for August 12 1970 Why your stars point to action and caution
Wednesday readers learn outlooks by zodiac sign from Aries to Pisces. It notes Leo traits courage independence and generosity but warns against arrogance and pride. Birth date references to Robert Southey and a general call to pursue goals with patience.
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Areies
Taurus
Lee
Virgo
Libra
McTorfer
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Rae
Robert Southey
Settlement Reaches 450000 in Texas Railroad Crossing Case
A mother Betty Mulcahy and her sons Thomas and Robin win 450000 from Southern Pacific after a fatal car train crash at Texas 146 in Galveston County. The suit claimed crew negligence and no warning. One son suffered brain injury. family resides in Pasadena. Judge Reagan Cartwright dismissed the jury.
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Galveston County
Pasadena
Reagan Cartwright
Cooler air eases Texas heat with scattered showers
Cooler air moved across Central and East Texas bringing partial relief from heat while showers and thunderstorms tracked along a front from Junction to Tyler. Temperatures early in the morning ranged from 64 at Dalhart to 85 at Waco with prior highs reaching 106 at Waco and 102 at Austin and College Station.
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Associated Press
East Texas
Corsicana
Waco
Tyler
Lufkin
del Rio
Dal
Hart
Lubbock
Austin
College Station
Laredo
San Angelo
Junction
McAllen
San Antonio
Marfa
Palencios
Back to School in Texas Emphasizes Family Involvement
The Texas public schools reopen with 180 instructional days and 10 extra non teaching days for teachers. The Texas State Teachers Association offers tips for registration health vaccination and family involvement to support children starting first grade and kindergarten in 1970 71.
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Texas
Texas State Teachers Association
Mexico moves to curb quickie divorces for foreigners
Mexico will send a presidential initiative to Congress to end fast foreign divorces. The Interior Ministry said only those with proper migratory documents will be eligible for petitions, pending approval by the permanent commission of the Chamber of Deputies. President Diaz Ordaz supports immediate action to protect family status.
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Mexico City
Congress
Permanent Commission of the
Chamber of Deputies
Interior Ministry
Ministry of Foreign Reelations
Gustavo Diaz Ordaz
Mexico
Ministry of Interior
Diaz Ordaz
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