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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2010
Page
8
The reading covers Aries to Pisces with daily advice. It notes family or domestic impact on Aries and calls for handling issues tonight at home. Taurus sees a relaxed meeting, Gemini a budget mood, and Cancer choosing not to power play tonight.
Guidance from authorities on responding to identity theft includes reporting theft to police, canceling cards, placing fraud alerts with major credit bureaus, notifying banks, issuing new checks and accounts, reporting missing licenses to the DMV, and changing home locks if keys were stolen. If victimized, contact the FTC Identity Theft hotline for assistance. Also advice on removing personal data from catalogs and inside forms to protect privacy.
A shopper suggests trying color cosmetics at dollar stores to test shades before committing to higher prices. She notes you may spend only about $1 per item and discover whether a shade suits you. Cloth bottle gift bags are also recommended for packing house shoes and flip flops on vacation.
A reader promotes OregaMax oregano capsules oregano oil and a book, urging Dr Gott to publish the letter. The doctor cautions about product variability possible side effects iron absorption issues and allergies and advises consulting a physician or naturopath before any treatment.
A teen asks how to handle a breakup with her first love while noting his quick rebound. Abby advises not pursuing him and emphasizes growth through pain. A separate note from Wildlife Preserver urges responsible wildlife treatment and warns of legal consequences.
A reader recounts summer scenes of parents giving wild animals to children and kids handling native creatures like snapping turtles. The note cautions that taking wildlife harms habitats and urges responsible Earth Day actions on April 22 to teach stewardship.
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