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Show Sunday. October 22. 1978. THE HERALD, Provo, f turure in brars Keaa Msirograpn: you speak. i c. to tips passed on by friends today that Could make or save you money. But don't rush into anything. They may not be telling all. CAPRICORN Dec. 19) Although you may be a be out of sync with your peer group today, it's best to dissent in t It" silence. There's no percentage Bernice Bede Osol the purveyor of important information today, make notes in preparation. Without a script you're likely to miss or cloud some key points. VIRGO (Aug. 22) It's been said we earn our enemies but often don't deserve our friends. Today, pals might do something that could be costly to you. b. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) Pursuit of your personal ambi- tions could occupy you so totally today that you might uncharacteristically overlook helping another in his quest. PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) Relaxation and enjoyment will be uppermost in your mind today, if you get involved in business, your efforts will lack impetus. ARIES (March 13) There could be some minor domestic disturbances around your place today. It's up to you to make sure nobody makes a mountain out of a molehill. October 22, 1971 This coming year you may make a very unusual friend, one of the cleverest persons you have ever known. This association will open new horizons and create fresh opportunities for you. LIBRA (Sept. 23) Be careful today that you don't appear to be too materialistic. Keep in mind that a person without warmth is like a house without windows. Find out more of what lies ahead for you by sending for your copy of h Letter by mailing 50 cents for each and a long, TAURUS sources 20) You ly CANCER 22) (June Early In the day you'll have no difficulty making quick deci- SCORPIO (Oct. 22) You're rather commanding today and the quality of leader-shi- p is an admirable one. Don't, however, judge harshly those who don't snap-t- o when v. y compromise." especially sions. As the sun wanes, you'll be beset by doubts as you weigh a course of action. LEO (July 22) If you're g. in situations. A attitude can go along way toward making things more comfortable. family GEMINI h 20) No (May matter how difficult it may be to help one in need, don't turn your back on the situation today. You're going to need this person at a future date Astro-Grap- may be a little stingy today with those usually generous to you. Ironically, you may offer a more open hand to others less deserving of your largesse. specify be wise, You may to avoid Astro-Grap- 20-M- GEMINI (May other-than-usu- business however, deals with close friends. LIBRA (Sept. 23) Be wary of those who know how to e,ploit your generosity You stand a good chance today ot being taken in by a crafty person Like to find out more of what lies ahead tor you'' Send for your copy of Letter by mailing 50 cents for each and a long, stamped envelope to P.O. Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth sign. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) under Keep your intensity wraps today Move in a gentle manner. Once your forceful-nes- s is in motion, it might be difficult to control. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) All you have to do is look in the mirror to find out who your worst enemy is today. Fight off that negative outlook you seem determined to harbor. CAPRICORN (Dec. 19) You'll be much better off today being as independent of others as possible. Your way of doing able-bodi- stamped enveP.O. Box lope to Astro-Grap- h, 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to birth sign. through 20) As (April long as you have coworkers with a lot of vitality, you'll match their efforts today. If left on your own, you won't be so productive. Astro-Grap- things and theirs may be totaiiy opposed. AQUARIUS (Jan. 19) Decision making should be left to another day Chances are tomorrow you'll regret that which you commit yourself to today. PISCES (Feb. 20) Forget about soliciting the aid of coworkers today. You II get many volunteers, but they'll all turn out to be chiefs, with no interest in being Indians ARIES (March 19) Discovering your trust in another was misplaced could cause you some inner turmoil today Use this experience as a guide for future reference TAURUS (April 20) The key word for you today is October 23, 197S This coming year you could be offered several financial opportunities to add to your income now in making waves. CANCER (June 22) If you don't keep a close tab on your budget today things may quickly get out of hand Complacency could prove to be quite expensive. LEO (July 22) You'll have to be especially on guard today that your vanity doesn't get in your way. Its slightest misuse will be interpreted as haughtiness. 22) You'll have to realize today that not everyone will agree with your viewpoint. You could even be wrong. VIRGO (Aug. p Carter's Decision Gets Rap MOSCOW - (UPI) Killed Water Projects Bill Bv ROBERT SHEPARD i WASHINGTON" ITI - The last shot of the Congress was fired over a massive water projects bill that was edging its way toward passage with few people knowing exactly what it contained 95th In thf end, the bill died in the House when not enough members showed up to constitute a quorum And that led immediately to final ad- journment The bill began as a measure to provide money for the repair of potholes in streets and highways around the nation. In its final form the bill would have authorized about $4 billion worth of water projects. The transformation (nok place in the Senate in the early hours of last Sunday morning If the bill had passed, the projects would have been eligible for funding next year by the new Congress Earlier in the month. President Carter vetoed a huge public works appropriation bill and might have been counted on to veto the pothole-wate- r projects measure also but the environmentalists could not be sure. They had heard rumors g that Carter, in for his prized energy bill, might have agreed to forego a veto of the Gravel bill. When the bill came up bill were in full alarm as it was sent over to the House "This bill is just a disaster,'' they told House member they could find Opponents said many of the projects in the bill had not been evaluated by the Corps of Engineers and several had no studies to show their worth. Some pro- cost-benef- it jects called for open-ende- d funding, rather than a set amount, and in some cases the usual requirement for a local share of project cost was eliminated, thev said motion, Rep. Robert Edgar, D Pa., demanded a "teller count" in which the representatives march by two members who count those for and against the motion. That delayed the bill for a while, but then supporters of the bill moved to have the House suspend the rules and accept the Senate amendments. horse-tradin- You don t have to pay fancy prices for FANCY FRAMES nil S! as Congress was driving toward adjournment. The man with the magic wand was Sen. Mike Gravel, who patiently waited for the chance to attach his omnibus rivers and harbors bill to some other bill as it passed through the Senate. Gravel was thwarted several times by other senators who had been alerted to the maneuver, but eventually they left the floor and he was able to attach the rider to the pothole bill that cleared the Senate about 3 a.m. Environmentalists who had been watching the in the House, the opponents were ready On the call for a second to the MtN WOMEN & CHILDREN S NONE PRICED "FRAMES" HIGHER ONE PRICE Fries doss not include cost of lenses CONTACT LENSES iuAM iii mm Cim;! ft J EIli ONE PRICE am tiliiU EUi ,.wn DOWNTOWN u! nan JWri-.TrfntTr.- PROVO . 140 W. 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Shirley Palmer, left, and sister By PAUL VARIAN dorsement district he than else. But local party workers say the man in the street does not perceive Diggs as a victim of the white establishment. "After all, he was found guilty by a jury of his peers," said one black anything has said. In the past, the lawmaker has captured as much, as 80 percent of the vote in the predominantly of his can- Given Diggs' grassroots powerbase in the district, the impact of these developments was represented for 24 years even if many of his previously loyal constituents, as- - predicted, sit this one out. "The conviction may cost him 10 points in his margin of victory," one state Democratic leader black, downtown Detroit district that hasn't voted Republican since World War II. "I really think the voting attitude in the 13th District is that he's done the job and that they (the white establishment) are just picking on him," the state party official said. "The name Diggs and the family Diggs is an institution in that district." There has been some erosion of Diggs' political staus since his Oct. 7 conviction in Washington by a jury of 11 blacks and one white on 29 felony counts of mail and payroll fraud totaling withdrew its earlier en- - in Washington of orry, they don"!: make it anymore!" (Words You Rarely Hear in an Ethan Allen Gallery) you're like most people, you don't furnish and decorate your home all at one time. You probably start with some new furniture and mix this with things you already have. You plan to add other new pieces as you go along . . hopefully, pieces that will go with what If . you have. For over stood your the factory you try to 30 years, Ethan Allen has underfrustration when you hear "Sorry, doesn't make it anymore" when buy those additional pieces you want. 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