Your Horoscope for August 2, 1970 Aries to Pisces
Wednesday, August 2, 1970 horoscope notes Aries should channel aggressive energy for sound ends, Taurus enjoys good style and cooperation, Gemini needs time for analysis, Cancer should move past doubts with versatility, Leo balanced action with group focus, Virgo boost efforts with solid methods, Libra stay on target, Scorpio beware dubious schemes but gain advantages, Sagittarius advance with study, Capricorn review records for new strategy, Aquarius handle complex issues with optimism, Pisces auspicious outlook for keen minds and precise work. You born today are agile, secretive, and likely adept in science or diplomacy with strong research skills.
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Taurus
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Pisces
Oil and Gas Leases Filed in Reeves County Courthouse
Reeves County courthoused records show multiple oil and gas leases from Fred P. Armstrong to Shell Subdivision for parts of Section 37 in block H&GN for five years at 249.18. Jack E. Blake to Shell Oil Co. for most of Alfalfa Colony Subdivision with 280 acres and exceptions at 251.67. James Hudgens to Paul S. Armstrong for 29 acres and 20 acres in Section 7 at 251.67. Jesse W. Bush to Texaco for tracts in Section 12, Block C-19 PSL with payments of 30 and 20 dollars for five years. Sidney W. Cowan to Paul S. Armstrong for numerous lots in NE 400 acres of Section 38 at 150. M. J. Mills to Ernesto Angelo Jr. for 13.9 acres in Section 39 at 13.90. Delaware Basin Properties, Inc. to Mobil Oil Corp for 640 acres in Section 44, Block 72 PSL at 50 per acre.
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Fred P. Armstrong
Shell
Jack E. Blake
Shell Oil Co
Pioneer Canal Co
James Hudgens
Paul S. Armstrong
M&b
Jesse W. Bush
Texaco
Sidney W, Cowan
Paul S
Armstrong Lots
T. F. Slacks
M. J. Mills
Ernesto
Gelo, Jr
NW/pt
Delaware Basin Properties, Inc
Mobil Oil Corp
Helen Help Us Dear Helen Private line gossip on party line
A reader on a telephone party line complains that two families use the line for hours of gossip and three way conversations. When asked to hang up they feel insulted and one member lectures the teenager about boys. The family cannot afford a private line.
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Helen
Polly’s Pointers On Static Free Garments And Home Tips
Homemaking questions prompt practical tips on reducing static in pressed garments by using fabric softener in final rinse and avoiding over drying. Suggestions cover dryer loads, cool cycles, and including all cotton items for balance. Also notes on safe pairing of fabrics and a few reader anecdotes about manners and pride in American identity.
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Polly
Mary Anne
Rust Stains Challenge on White Orion Suit
Dear Polly, rust stains mar a creamy white Orion acrylic pants suit after washing per tag. Large rust on cuffs top and button placket. pants have small stains. Buttons left in place per instructions. Attempts with vinegar lemon juice and spot remover failed.
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Polly
Orion
Dear Polly Laundry Tip
Mrs S H Y should soak her draperies in mild sudsy water until dirt loosens then rinse. Repeat as needed and hang to dry to avoid shrinkage while avoiding harsh soaps or bleach.
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Polly
Florence
Dear Polly Rubber mat cleaning dilemma
A reader asks Polly for help with a stubborn rubber mat that resists cleaning despite scrubbing. The note asks for advice on removing grime and restoring the mat’s clean appearance.
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Polly
Ten wid scarve 0 Gite 3 Fury ane favorite inn Wertho Betty
Unclear readable text suggests a fragmentary note or sports snippet with names and numbers but lacks coherent details or complete facts to form a proper summary. No verifiable entities or events can be established from the provided fragment.
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Wertho Betty
August 26 in History Highlights From 1346 to 1969
On this date in history events include the 1346 use of artillery at Crecy in France, Fran Hals born in 1584, Hutchinson home sacked in 1765, Krakatoa eruption causing 36000 deaths in 1883, the 19th Amendment taking effect in 1920, Hitler demanding return of the Saar in 1934, Japan blockading Chinese shipping in 1937, US severing ties with the Dominican Republic ten years ago, LBJ urging a noninflationary steel settlement five years ago, and an Israeli raid into Egyptian territory one year ago.
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Associated Press
Crecy
France
Fran Hals
Antwerp
Thomas Hutchinson
Massachusetts
Krakatos
Dutch East Indies
U. S
Adolf Hitler
Saar
Germany
Japan
United States
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Venezuela
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nile Valley
Upper
Egypt
Lillian Block Named VP at NC Christains and Jews
Lillian Block, managing editor of Religious News Service, was appointed vice president of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, the umbrella under which the service operates.
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New York
Lillian Block
Religious News Service
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Pawnshops Put Killeen on Tourist Map Near Fort Hood
In Killeen Texas pawnshops emerge as a major tourist draw aided by Fort Hood soldiers. Dealers describe moneymaking tales from widows to gamblers while police patrol for stolen goods and tourists browse shops along Texas 190 and Rancier Avenue.
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Killeen
Tex
Texas
Ft. Hood
Dan Manfull
Texas 190
Rancier Avenue
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