Daily Horoscope for January 18 Many signs receive guidance and caution today
The passage outlines zodiac guidance for Capricorn through Sagittarius with advice on judgment bluntness patience and cautious dealings. It emphasizes self reliance secrecy with knowledge and consideration of others while warning against forcing opinions and urges humanitarian effort and attention to employment plans.
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Aquarius
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Tennyson hires new first grade teacher and school programs
Miss Holly Moffitt, a Sheffield Lake resident and Kent State graduate, will teach first grade at Tennyson Elementary after Mrs. Surak departs Jan. 29. The school also uses Noon Mothers to supervise lunch and hosts a Glasser program observation by Lorain County leaders. Brookside girls basketball opened with a 42 22 loss to Midview with Karen Smithberger named outstanding player for varsity. A fourth grade patchwork quilt project at Tennyson completed two months of work with names embroidered on each square.
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Sheffield
Holly Moffitt
Tennyson
Margaret Surak
Miss Moffitt
Sheffield Lake
Kent State University
Sheffield — Tennyson Elementary School
William Glasser
Lorain County
Mike Miller
Forest Lawn
Miller
Leslie Butcher
Glasser
Brookside
Midview
Karen Smithberger
Sheffield Jvs
Kathy Jackson
Carol Zellmer
Bobbi Hall
Vickie Slocum
Michelle van de Geer
Karen Custis
Debbie Lamlein
Vickie Morgan
Sue
Tennyson Elementary School
Farm Bureau drive outlined for Norwalk Huron County
The Norwalk Huron County Farm Bureau plans its annual leadership campaign starting Tuesday led by president Frank V. Smith. A six member committee chaired by Kenton and Ira Mae Nutrition will drive county wide membership with members Allen Ruggles Ambrose Smith Joe Merrilees and Frank Smith. In 1972 Ohio Farm Bureau reported 55746 member families with 187 in Huron County as the volunteer group aims to raise farm incomes and improve rules.
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Norwalk
Huron County Farm Bureau
Frank V. Smith
Kenton
Ira Mae
Sherman
Allen Ruggles
Ambrose Smith
Joe Merrilees
Frank Smith
Ohio Farm Bureau
Huron County
The
Farm Bureau
Nixon shifts to a businesslike approach for second term
The article notes Nixon seeks a cooler, more managerial style for his second term, backed by aides Ehrlichman Haldeman and Kissinger. It contrasts the inaugural euphoria with a restrained mood as he plans policy, delegates more, and reorganizes White House staff to streamline decisions.
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Washington
Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon White House
Sen
George McGovern
Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Births and families listed across multiple households
A series of birth notices from St Joseph Spencer and Elyria area reflect several newborns. A daughter to Robert Chesnick at 737 Georgia Ave. a son to Juan Vazquez at 1679 E 34th St. a daughter to Sanchez at 1339 Washington Rafael Diaz. a son to Edgar Diaz. twin sons to the Diaz family. a son to Enrique Cuevas at 2009 E 31st. a son to Kenneth Majoras at 2842 South Jefferson Blvd. a son to Ray Thomas Box 573 108 Irondale Elyria. a daughter to Peter Saltis at 3234 Reid Ave.
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St. Joseph
Juan Vazquez
E. 34Th St
Edgar
Sanchez
Washington
Rafael Diaz
29Th St. Ave
Rick Enrique Cuevas
E. 31St
Spencer
Hollyview di
Vermilion
Kenneth Majoras
South Jefferson Blvd
Ray Thomas
Box
Irondale
Elyria
Peter Saltis
Reid Ave
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News of
Farm Bureau Drive
Hotel
Pierre
New York City
Central Park
Nixon House
Jack Long
12Th St
Robert Chesnick
Georgia Ave
Sears
couoNe
Antie Frase
Evan
Sian
Abe San
Veityur Urriess Watsons
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