Horoscope by Frances Drake for All Zodiac Signs
Friday July 2 1971 presents varied outlooks for each zodiac sign with advice on initiative patience and focus. Cancer emphasis on overcoming self doubt while other signs gain momentum through prudent planning and decisive action. Birthdate note references Olav V of Norway.
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Frances Drake
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Libra
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Quotation Reflections From Local Papers
The excerpts quote E. J. Kirby Jr of Chariton Missouri and N DeVane Williams of Homes County Florida noting time as scarce and the futility of reforming the world. They reflect midwestern and southern newspaper voice on human limits and humility.
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E. J. Kirby, Jr
The
Chariton (Missouri
N. DeVane Williams
Homes County
Fla
Texans Brace for Higher Costs Across State Revenue Plan
Texas lawmakers implement July 1 tax increases lifting sales from 3.25 to 4 percent and motor vehicle taxes, raising yearly costs for families. Cigarette and liquor taxes rise, with private clubs adding a 10 percent liquor tax. Tuition climbs in September for state colleges and a new traffic surtax funds the state criminal justice council.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
Texas
Preston Smith
Smith
Austin
Internal Revenue Service
State Criminal Justice Council
Food for Americans The Young Return To Nature Foods
In San Francisco the Street Cooking School champions natural and organic foods with a lively coordinator promoting fun cooking. A rising number of health food shops signals public interest, while Alan T. Rains of United Fresh contends against natural food trends, arguing chemicals and fertilizers are essential for feeding, testing freshness by sight and smell, and dismissing dating produce as unnecessary. He also challenges health food claims of uncontaminated produce and air freighting. California strawberries and Florida citrus dominate fresh sales, with much produce processed but some crops still thriving in fresh markets.
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San Francisco
Alan T. Rains
United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Assa
Washington, D.C
Congress
Florida
California
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Rig Count Drops In Permian Basin as Activity Falls
Reed Drilling Tools reports a weekly rig tally showing 149 active units in the Permian Basin across 65 counties in West Texas and southeast New Mexico, down four from last week’s 153. Lea County New Mexico tops the list with 19 active rigs, Pecos County down to 18, Martin 14, and Ward and Ector tied at eight each.
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Reed Drilling Tools Survey
Permian Basin
Texas
New Mexico
Lea County
N.M
Pecos County
Texas Railroad Commission District 8
Midland
Martin County
Ward
Ector
Dear Helen Helps Readers with Infidelity and Support
A column explores rumors of extramarital affairs, noting most do not seek secrecy and that spouses’ routines often reveal betrayals. Readers share concerns about meeting others, while letters showcase encouragement for the lonely and shy seeking help, advice, and community.
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Helen
Expensive Move Highlights Peoria City Manager Hire
Peoria Illinois faced a $3208 moving bill from Aurora Colorado as part of hiring city manager Robert O Wright. Alderman Ralph Metts quipped the belongings must have ridden on velvet.
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Peoria, Ill
Robert O. Wright
Aurora
Colo
Ald
Ralph Metts
The Liberty Tree as a Symbol in Colonial Protests
The Liberty Tree in Boston once hosted Sons of Liberty protests against the Stamp Act with effigies hung from its branches in 1765. Across the 13 colonies liberty trees served as gathering spots to denounce royal tyranny and rally colonists.
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Boston
Mass
Sons of Liberty
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Capricorn
Aquarius
Olav V
Hussein
Jordan
Mideast
al Aqabah
Gulf of Aqabah
Israel
Eilat
White House
Jerome Jaffe
University of Chicago
Che Security State Bank
Gmoet Eariece Vegennach
Pecos , Texas
Food For Americans
By Gaynor Maddox
Food and Nutrition Writer
Oran D. Whitten Oil CO
Atlantic Richfield Company Dist
Sinclair Products
ARCO
Phillip A. Pearce
Petro
Leum Products
Clearwater, Fla
Andrews Borden Brewster
Cochran Crane Crockett Crosby Culberson
Eddy Fisher Gaines Garza Hockley Howard Irion Kent Lea
Loving Lubbock
Martin
Midland Nolan Pecos
Reeves Roosevelt Runnels Schleicher Scurry Stonewall Sutton
Tom Green Ward Winkler Yoakum
Mrs. S
Dori
O.A
Alex
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Pecos
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