Astrological Forecast for April 13 1969
Sun day forecast lists signs with personal guidance for personal growth and public life. It advises planning for a better future, aiding others, and staying balanced across Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces.
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Scottsdale man named top senior at ASU civil engineering
Scottsdale resident Daniel Rex Marlow was named outstanding senior civil engineering student at Arizona State University during the Arizona Section ASCE spring meeting. He is married with one child and carries a 3.5 GPA overall and a 4.0 in civil engineering, with residence listed as 8708 Berridge.
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Marine Corps Ends Mandatory rifle pit duty at Quantico
The Marine Corps will stop requiring Leathernecks at Quantico to man civilian gun club rifle pits during off duty hours. Personnel will join marksmanship programs on a volunteer basis with possible compensation for match fees. Senator Proxmire praised the policy shift as correcting a deplorable situation.
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Kachina-Tavan relay team triumphs at Phoenix meet
Four Kachina boys Andy Frola Chuck Currie Kent Davis and Greg Daniels won the 160 yard relay at Phoenix Park and Recreation track meet beating 25 teams. An 18 inch trophy stays at Kachina School.
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Flood disaster requests sweep Upper Midwest states
Governor of North Dakota asked President Nixon to declare a disaster area as floods worsen across North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota Iowa and Wisconsin. About 8,000 people have already evacuated with thousands more at risk as the spring flood season continues. Evacuee counts include North Dakota 3350 Minnesota 12000 South Dakota 1650 Iowa 730 and Wisconsin more than two dozen. Minnesota and Wisconsin brace for heavier impacts next week.
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Gulf Coast Tornadoes Injure 20 Cause Hundreds of Thousands In Damage
United Press International reports at least 20 people were injured as Gulf Coast tornadoes lashed Texas. Bay City and Sargent suffered the worst damage with twelve and eight injuries respectively. Victoria and Odessa saw strong winds, rains topped four inches, and a Guadalupe River flood threat emerged. Thunderstorms stretched from Arizona to Louisiana and into Colorado.
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