Aquarius and Taurus in Daily Journal Horoscope
Aquarians have a unique sense of humor and a large public following. Tauruses should focus on money, investments, and time management, discarding wasteful methods. Geminis are urged to outline advertising and reach more people. Cancers overcome obstacles with discretion. Leos should slow down and show appreciation. Virgo advises entertaining at home and staying near familiar surroundings.
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Sydney Omara
Taurus
Scorpio
Libra
Gemini
Sagittarius
ARIES
Your today tomorrow by the stars zodiac notes
Libra to Scorpio and beyond. Travel plans and invitations need careful prep. Virgo urged to study messages and avoid loose ends. Scorpio advisers guard possessions and question motives. Sagittarius urges health balance and family harmony while Capricorn sees people clearly. Aquarius promises allies and fulfilled wishes. Pisces family news hints at change. Aries birthdays note humor, focus, and domestic adjustment.
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Scorpio
Aquarius
Pisces
Aries
Solons Ready to Lead? A Nixon plan and Mansfield debate
Washington dispatch reviews how Congress struggles to adjourn including the Mansfield amendment fight over Indochina withdrawal. Analysts predict a renewed push in January with proposals that future adjournments be managed, while critics fear political theater and new training schemes for lawmakers.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
Congress
Indochina
Nixon Peking trip seen as political goldmine for campaign
Nixon travels to China February 21 28 shaping election headlines with full White House plan to exploit the visit. Analysts say it will boost his New Hampshire Florida prospects while sidestepping Democratic field, though not a pure publicity stunt. Other summit talks before China and a Moscow meeting later may sustain momentum into the November vote.
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Norman Kempster
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Peking
China
White House
New Hampshire
Florida
Paul N. McCloskey
California
Canada
Brazil
France
Great
Britain
Germany
Japan
Moscow
Notice of Sale of Real Estate and Bulk Transfer
Sheriff's sale notice for real estate in Mendocino County stemming from Sonoma County judgment of $10,843.42. Property description covers Westerly 75 feet of Lots 30 and 31 in Hopland. Public auction set for January 18, 1972 at 2:00 PM in Ukiah Court House. Also included is notice of bulk transfer involving CALPELLA LAUNDROMAT assets to RESPINI spouses, with transfer on January 4, 1972. Bulk transfer location and parties named, with registrar details and dates.
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Leo M. Cook
P.O
Ukiah
Superior Court
State of California
County of Mendocino
Mae E. Crider
Mae Elizabeth Crider
Fry
Court House
California
Viola N. Richardson
Margaret Harryman
Deptuty
Sheriff's Office
Sonoma
Rose Marie Mossi
Gilbert Lee Mossi
United States
Gilbert Lee Moss
Sanel
Mendocino
Hopland
Old Hopland
Jenile
Charles V. Ruelle
Jacqueline Rueelle
North State Street
Calpella
North Oak Street
Richard B. Respini
Ruth R. Respini
Road C
Redwood Valley
Calpella Laundromat
State OF
John J. Hurley
Merle P. Orchard
Mead Lake Bldg
State & Gobbs Streets
Pauline O'Bayley
Merle 2
Orchard P.O. Box
Administratrix
Advertising index ned arts ae 7 3 7B wa ppair
The fragment lists advertising index items in a local paper with codes and page markers. No clear people places or events are readable. Further readable details are needed to form a proper summary.
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Ukiah Daily Journal
Red Ape
Leo
Virgo
Kelc Lakeport
Solons
Joseph McCaffrey
U.S
Vietnam
McCaffrey
Mendo-Lake
Monday Journal
Mendo.Lake
Syleutenat Uo
Barmit Wa
Ukiah, Catt
The
P.O. Box
Reno H. Bartolomie
Bys-Joy Jennings
Joy Jennings
Sherif
Advertising Index
Mobile Homes Mobile Home Service
Ned Arts
AVON
Alleyne Peirce
Calit
Neensea
A.M
Miguel
SBL
Mobile’ Home
oDaily Journal
Rt. 1
Kelseyville
Raleigh Products
Lana
Accese Garden Service
Keith L. Trouette
My Home
Regina Heights
Alcoholics Anonymous
Calif
Furn
Apt
Cascade Garden Apts
Laws Ave
Rambler Apts
Ukiah Apts
Jastfeé
FU Hent
Stuato
Dally
Oak Garden
Apts
Laws
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