Astrological Forecast for Saturday January 3 1970
General guidance urges activity and planning for the coming week. Aries advises discussing operations with hard to reach people and enjoying recreation. Taurus emphasizes ally formation and emotional openness. Gemini suggests budget wardrobe planning and vitality care. Moon Children favor personal delights and devotion to loved ones. Leo focuses on home improvements and harmony. Virgo recommends shopping for furniture.
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Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Horoscope forecast urges home focus and social plans
The piece advises Libra to improve home and garden harmony with expert advice, Scorpio to enjoy time with friends, dress well, and make a good impression, Sagittarius to handle duties early then seek romance, Capricorn to study ideas and schedule fun, Aquarius to pursue civic duties, Pisces to turn ideas into concrete plans and embrace new contacts.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
Desert plant courses offered at Desert Botanical Gardens
Arizona semi arid desert plant courses start at Desert Botanical Gardens Papago Park 6400 E McDowell. Courses run six weeks with twice daily sessions at 3 pm and 8 pm taught by horticulturist John Weber. Culminating field trip to Pinnacle Peak region in February. Registration five dollars. Twenty second year of offering and attract 2072 residents and winter visitors in ten years.
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Arizona
Desert, Botanical Gardens
Papago Park
E. McDowell
John
Weber
Pinnacle Peak
Service members named in Vietnam era postings and promotions
Soldiers and sailors from Phoenix, Scottsdale and nearby areas listed with Vietnam duty assignments and promotions. Highlights include Staff Sgt Stacy M Jones reporting Cai Cai Camp damage in an attack, and Marine reservist Donald W Davis receiving a warrant officer promotion in Phoenix. Additional notes cite officers and enlisted personnel across the Army, Navy and Marine units with postings from Long Binh to Can Tho and Guan tanamo Bay, Cuba.
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Stacy M. Jones
Glen D. Jones
E. Holly St
Cai Cai
Vietnam
Jones
5Th Strike Force
SSG
Aas, Co
San Francisco
Cal
Donald W. ‘Davis
E. Palm Lane
Marine Corps Reserve
Davis
10Th Engineers Battalion
Phoenix Marine Reserve
Phoenix
Noel J. Levy
Marine Corps
Oklahoma
Continuing resolution aims to extend funding as Congress stalls
Washington lawmakers describe a continuing resolution that lets agencies spend at existing levels when appropriations bills are not ready by year end. The plan, touted as flexible, faces questions about its private sector implications and why Congress seems too busy to pass new bills before deadlines.
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Washington
Congress
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Labor Department
Capitol Hill
Autopsy planned on Tucson parachutist minister
The Rev Richard Buck 32 a Del Norte Baptist Church pastor and veteran parachutist died after a 5500 foot jump from a Cessna 182 at Ryan Field. Authorities said no apparent effort to open chutes and an autopsy was planned while parachutes were impounded for tests.
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Tucson
UPI
Richard Buck
Jack Bowman
Sheriff's Office
Bowman
Buck
del Norte Baptist Church
Ryan Field
Robert Sauer
Paul Tag
Parachute Club of America
Tag
Man Convicted in Scottsdale DWI case
David Frazier 20 of 8302 E Granada was found guilty in city court this week on driving while intoxicated speeding and driving on a suspended license. He was arrested Nov 25 in his driveway after a struggle with officer Dale Samuels. His mother Irene Muno also faces obstructing justice charges with a preliminary hearing set for Jan 8 in Scottsdale Justice Court. Frazier faces fines totaling 255 and an appeal is expected to Superior Court.
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David Frazier
Granada
Frazier
Dale Samuels
Irene Muno
Scottsdale
Don
Crampton
Agnew visits Taipei to reassure on U S stance in Asia
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew arrived in Taipei for a 22 hour visit to ease fears the Nixon administration is soft on Communist China. He met Premier Yen and President Chiang Kai shek and promised to honor defense commitments while downplaying new initiatives. Tense talks with U S agents over security caused friction with Chinese authorities who refused military police guards. Agnew heads next to Thailand on a 10 nation Asian tour.
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Taipei
UPI
Spiro T. Agnew
China
Nixon
Agnew
Vietnam
Washington
Warsaw
Taiwan Strait
C. K. Yen
Republic of China
East Asia
Chiang Kaishek
Yen
United States
Asia
U.S. Secret Service
Chicago
U.S
Chiang
Formosa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
Thailand
Subway fares rise to 25 cents amid transit deal
New York city leaders faced a raise from 20 to 25 cents after a $120 million settlement with two transit unions narrowly preventing a crippling strike. Mayor Lindsay announced plans to push the MTA to keep fares at 25 cents and scheduled talks with Gov. Rockefeller before the board meeting.
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New York
UPI
John V. Lindsay
Metropolitan — Transportation. Authority
MTA
Lindsay
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Skeleton found. search continues near Aguila
Deputies returned to a desert area south of Aguila after three hunters found a human skull Wednesday night. Ricky Christofferson 17 and Scottsdale twins Thomas Cooper 13 and Michael Cooper 13 gave the skull to Christofferson’s father who notified the sheriff. Investigators recovered more skeletal parts and cloth fragments but could not determine the remains' sex.
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Aguila
UPI
Here
Ricky Christofferson
Michael
Thomas*Cooper
Scottsdale
Christofferson
Sheriff's
Voters face Jan 17 deadline for Feb 17 city council race
In Scottsdale City Council race three seats are open. Incumbents Leonard Johnson and Heinz Hink seek reelection while Jack Senini retires. Ten candidates run including Herb Caywood seeking a second term and others such as Billie Gentry Carvalho Dan Bartos Herb Drinkwater Tom Moore Carl Trexler and Joe Strickler. A March 24 runoff is likely if no majority emerges.
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Scottsdale City
Jack Senini
Leonard Johnson
Heinz Hink
Herb Caywood
Billie Gentry
Ac Carvalho
Dan ‘ Bartos
Herb Drinkwater
Tom Moore
Carl Trexler
Joe Strickler
Diving Classes Apt at YMCA Draw Interest
YMCA diving courses start Jan 15 for men and women who bring own mask snorkel and fins. The YMCA supplies air tanks regulators and certification. Cost 37 dollars for members 40 dollars non members. Classes meet Tue and Thu 7 to 9 30 pm for any person 17 or older. Course ends with a checkout dive in Mexico. Similar sessions planned in March July and October.
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Scottsdale
YMCA
Mexico
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Frank G. Wolslayer
Dong Ha
South Vietnam
Wolslayer
Coronado High School
Mildred M. Wolslayer
E. Portland
Dennis and
Joe
Army
Ebel
Arnold J. Ebel
Cambridge
Joe DiMaggio
Bien Hoa
DiMaggio
Robert Taylor
Frank Taylor
6Th Mechanized Infantry
Dmz
Viet Nam
William J. Sullivan
John E. Sullivan
Carhill Ave
Army Air Defense School
Rt.Bliss
Tex
Robert M. Forsyth
Benjamin H. ‘Forsyth
Monte Vista Rd
Phuoc Vinh
9Th Cavalry
Mark A. Walker
Wesley. V. Walker
Calle del Media
4Th Infantry Division
Richard P. Hyland
Joanne Hyland
N. 85Th St
Victor G. Berner
Miriam Berner
E. Edgemont
Americal
Robin A. Walker
Joel T. Walker
Desert Cove Rd
Long Binh Post
Walker
267 Signal Company
9Th Signal Battalion
9Th Infantry Division
Dale G. Rackley
O. E. Rackley
76Th. St
20Th Engineer Brigade
Gary L. Suthers
George I. Suthers
69Th Engineer
Can Tho
Richard M. Bereit
Arnold E. Bereit
N. Quail Run Pl
Air Force Academy
Bereit
Scottsdale High School
Paul B. McNeil
Leah McNeil
E. Sheridan
Marine Corps Supply Center
Barstow
Calif
Maurice E. MacAdam
Linda B. Swanson
Redwind Rd
Albert David
Juan E. “Gomez
Joe Egurrola
N. 85Th “St
Marine Corps Air Station
Yuma
Navy
Barry M. Plott
Roy
N. 62Nd St
Berkeley
Long Beach
Carl Peters
Carl L. Ere
E. Cactus Road
Unite and Service Company
2Nd Battalion
8Th Marine Regiment
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Gilov
Migbt
You
Klean
MR. Klean
N. Scottsdale Rd
Hes
Wee Enn Ponderosa Lumber. CO
Per Bundie
Royalcote
STANLEY_GARDEN TOOLS
Bankamericard
Reece Ed
Ponderosa-Lumber CO
Thoms
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