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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1971
Page
10
A reader asks how to gain popularity for cheerleading and receives advice to be positive and engage others. Sue and Helen discuss attitude and teamwork. A college student argues to keep Homecoming Queen contests despite a Women's Liberation challenge, noting tradition and potential career value.
Well over a million retired East Germans visited relatives in West Germany last year, pushing total visits since 1964 past 7 million. About 11,000 visitors chose to stay in West Germany, forfeiting East German pension rights.
Aries put forth your finest endeavours now and strive to score a record. Taurus may face unexpected changes. accept them with graciousness as they could turn out well. Gemini with effort can handle obstacles. Cancer advises self confidence without blind optimism and calm focus on personal interests. Leo may choose the wrong path. consider the future and avoid impetuosity. Virgo extra care. Libra remain balanced and enthusiastic through trying hours. Scorpio prepare for eventualities and curb irritability. Sagittarius avoid meddling. Capricorn give extra time to neglected matters and stay flexible.
The text blends a zodiac forecast for Aquarius and Pisces with advice on details and ambition. It highlights talents in finance administration science law and medicine, mentions a mystic touch in music or poetry, and promotes a 1972 personal forecast book with a mail order offer from The Pecos Enterprise. It also includes a birthdate reference to John Milton.
A playful puzzle lists clues including parts of a staff and musical terms. Entries cover items from a part of a musical staff to a redacted term and a love god, forming a themed wordplay grid.
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