Horoscope for Tuesday December 22 by Bernice Bede OsOi
Capricorn faced with burdens from friends and Aquarius with competitive edge lead the day. Pisces profits from past lessons and Aries hones business instincts for the common good. Taurus gains support from a loyal ally, Gemini should start early for productivity, Cancer charms others, Leo protects dependents, Virgo seeks mental challenge, Libra asserts for gain, Scorpio guides with gentleness, Sagittarius supports from behind. (Newspaper Enterprise Assn.)
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Prince Charles calls himself country bumpkin and urges jobs training
Prince Charles in The Director interview says he would have been a farmer if born a commoner and notes unemployment near 3 million. He urges large firms to train workers and create workshops, citing human factors in management. He also criticizes urban life.
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