December 5 Zodiac Guidance From The Horoscope Card
December 5 forecast offers daily advice across the zodiac with Aries visitors urged to be gracious and Taurus warned to guard assets. Gemini urged to take initiative, Cancer to stay focused despite secrets, and Scorpio details of hidden affairs dominate. Special Taurus caution against pie in the sky promises.
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Taurus
Gemini
Cancer
Leo
Shell
VIRGO
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Autos collide on State Street in midday crash
Police report two drivers escaped injury after a collision on State Street at N State and Clara. Ronald Arbogst, 36, of Carleton Drive, northbound, hit Margaret Ann Rooker, 18, of Mendocino Drive who was turning into State Street. A parked truck reduced visibility. No citations issued.
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Clara
Ronald Arbogst
Carleton Drive
State Street
Margaret Ann Rooker
Mendocino Drive
Winter botulism kills wild ducks at Sutter refuge
Sacramento reports an outbreak of winter botulism has killed about 1000 wild ducks at Sutter National Wildlife Refuge. A mid season survey found Sutter the only refuge affected. To combat it, 300 additional acres will be opened to hunters. no transmission to humans is known, but hunters are cautioned not to touch or salvage dead birds.
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Sacramento
UPI
Department of Fish and Game
Sutter National Wildlife Refuge
Sutter
Federal Fish and Wildlife Service
Repairs bonanza creates shady dealer schemes says Hofstra professor
Dr William N Leonard of Hofstra College in New York warns the auto service business has become a jungle for the consumer. He notes dealers take low profits on new car sales and cheat customers through various schemes as pressure mounts to profit elsewhere.
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William N. Leonard
Leonard
Hofstra College
Ostead
N. Y
Federal Trade Commission
No developments in Fort Bragg Ukiah safe burglaries
Sheriff's deputies and Ukiah police reported no new developments in the search for burglars who peeled safes in Fort Bragg and Ukiah area break-ins. The thefts totaled about 54 600 in Fort Bragg and several thousand locally from car agencies Mendo Mill and other businesses on the coast.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Ukiah
Fort Brace
Ukiah Area
Fort Bragg
Mendo Mill
John Augustus Introduces Probation in the United States
Boston bootmaker John Augustus began probation in 1841 through voluntary efforts to aid released offenders in rehabilitating themselves and reintegrating into society.
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Boston
John Augustus
United States
McKerricher Park Budget Scrutiny and Brooktrails Annexation Debate
The board discussed McKerricher State Park priorities with limited secured land and urban park needs. They reviewed Brooktrails Subdivision Improvement District proposed annexation of about 60 lots, a plan rejected by the board, and whether 1911 1913 bond acts should govern funding for new developments. Approximately 375 pounds of rose petals are needed to produce one ounce of attar of roses.
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McKerricher Beach State Park
McKerricher State Park
Brooktrails Subdivision
Murder for pay plot fizzles out
Two ambulance firm members pleaded guilty to soliciting murder of a rival operator by placing a dynamite bomb in his car. Herbert Estes and John Shirey admitted the charge before Superior Judge Cooney. Armstrong testified that Estes and Shirey offered him 2000 to plant eight sticks of dynamite in Laccoarce’s Martinez car.
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UPI
Herbert Wayne Estes
Central Ambulance Co
Concord
John Robert Shirey
Robert J. Cooney
Rudy Lee Armstrong
Paul Laccoarce
Armstrong
Estes and Shirley
Laccoarce
Time of Your Life program in Ukiah schools debated
Ukiah parents weigh the family life education pilot in sixth grade and decide whether to support or oppose expanding the Time of Your Life program. Proponents call it human relationship and sex education, while critics fear missing definitions and aims.
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Ukiah
California
Ukiah Daily Journal
Ukiah Unified
State
Richmond
Anaheim
San Mateo
Los Angeles
Sacramento
Redwood City
Nokomis
Calpella
Yokayo
Frank Zeek
Redwood Valley
Gak Manor
Pomolita
Youthful runaways held for parents
Two boys and two girls in their early teens were taken to juvenile hall after attempting to secure a room at the Holiday Lodge. The San Francisco area runaways are being held for their parents amid a urged parental decision about a local program and its exposure to children.
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Holiday Lodge
San Francisco
Coffee Break Nears Fatal Pipe Drop
In Los Angeles United California Bank clerk Mary Cullen narrowly escaped injury when a 40-foot pipe dropped from seven stories above into the basement cafeteria. The cooling pipe shattered a coffee cup, causing minor injuries to Cullen and a security guard John Morrow struck by plaster.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Mary Cullen
United California Bank
Miss Cullen
John Morrow
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