Your Horoscope for Aries to Pisces December 11 1970
Frances Drake presents daily sun sign forecasts for December 11 1970 with sections for Aries through Pisces. The piece highlights personal ambition, discipline, and realistic goals, noting a 1971 calendar sale offering health wealth love and marriage forecasts and instructions to order. It ends with a historical aside on Romans eating many apple varieties.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Mary Martin
Frances Drake
Pecos Enterprise
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Congressman White Pushes For RR Passenger Service
Congressman Richard C. White urges inclusion of his West Texas district in a national railroad passenger system. He told the Interstate Commerce Commission in El Paso that Southern Pacific should run daily passenger service to prove southwest rail viability, citing the historic route along El Paso to the Pacific Coast dating back to 1849.
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Richard C. White
John A. Volpe
Carl Lyon
Federal Railroad Administration
West Texas
Department of Transportation
White
Interstate Commerce Commission
el Paso
Southern Pacific Railroad
Volpe
Lyon
Pacific Coast
National Railroad Commission
Memphis
Pacific
Texas and Pacific
Southern Pacific
Arizona
California
Texas
Laredo
Houston
New Orleans
Midwest
Northwest
Canada
Transportation Department
Cotton Market Shows Strong Interest in Ginnings and Grades
Buyer interest remains strong for current ginnings in Far Western markets with domestic mill demand focused on Strict Low Middling and lower grades for prompt shipment. Foreign buyers bought varied qualities, India purchasing a substantial volume under PL 480. Prices stayed largely steady as traders note active bidding and favorable harvest weather.
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USDA
Fresno
India
Phoenix
el Paso
Thanksgiving Visitation Across Town From Many Families
Family members and relatives gathered for Thanksgiving, visiting from Shallowater, Lubbock, Odessa, Midland, Sylvester, Irving, Amarillo, El Paso, Waco, and Pecos. The piece also cites White on rail transportation needs and a pending Transportation Department report.
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John Sullivan
J.P. Sullivan
John
J.K. Giles
Shallowater
John’s
Joe Pate
Lubbock
Jack Sullivan
Odessa
Gladys Tarter
Midland
Roy Herron
Sylvester
Charles Gibson
Berg Reaches Record Height Found by Coast Guard
The U S Coast Guard icebreaker Eastwind in 1957 located the tallest iceberg on record. The iceberg stood about 550 feet above water with only one eighth to one ninth visible, suggesting a massive submerged portion.
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U.S. Coast Guard
Eastwind
Winter Weed Control for Next Cotton Crop
College Station experts urge soil prep and weed control to protect moisture and nutrients. Timely land work and mechanical or chemical methods including Planavin Treflan and DSMA help control winter weeds, with late season applications advised in South Texas.
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College Station
Fred C. Elliott
Elliott
West
Texas
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BY Frances Drake
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Personal
Zana Christian
Irving
C.C. Reagans
L.A. Hudson
Tom Mellvain
Edith Mellvain
Tom
W.H. Hudson
Amarillo
Hudson
Raymond Reaves
Sharon
Frank Glier
Reaves
Mrs. Glier
Jim Ed Miller
Bob Miller
Waco
Bill Kelley
Kelley
Carol Jean Miller
Cleburne
Pecos
Waldo Waters
David Hoelscher
Mrs
A.J. Hoelscher
Big Count
Reed Drilling Tools
Permian Basin
New Mexico
Martin
Pecos County
Ector
Ward
Reeves
Lea County
Eddy Fisher Gaines Garza Glasscock Hale Hockley
Howard Kent Lamb Lea
Loving Lubbock
Lynn Martin
Nolan Pecos
Reagan Reeves
Roosevelt Runnels Schleicher
Scurry Sterling Stonewall
Terry
Tom Green
Rns
Bellevue
Mississippi
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Kalahari
Tis Ee Panavision
Metrocolor
Trog and
Dracula
Lak
Joan Crawford
Technac
Lor OM Wee Bosche
Christopher Lee
Wannen Ano
Tic Pecos Enterprise
South Cedar - Pecos
Moses
Enterprise
Big Berg
United States
Satan
Renate True
Virgin Islands
Merill True
Tektite II International
Aquanaus
U.S.A
West Germany
France
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