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Show Page THE HERALD, Provo, Utah, 28 Astro-Grap- h Tells Future Friday, Jul a, 1S88 Important adjustments will be made in the year ahead in your field of endeavor. You may not change locations, but you will make alterations that will increase your earning capacity. AQUARIUS (Jan. aWeb. 19) Don't feel under obligation today to pick up the tab for friends in a situation where it would be fairer to split the bill equally. They'll understand. Major changes are ahead for Aquarians in the precoming year. Send for your Astro-Grap- h co this dictions today. Mail SI to Astro-Grapnewspaper, P.O. Boi 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-342Be sure to state your zodiac sign. PISCES (Feb. 20) It's possible you may have to contend with some extra family pressures today. If you overreact emotionally, it could make matters worse for everyone. ARIES (March 19) There are indications that you may be a bit more impulsive and restless today than usual. Drive alertly when you get behind the wheel and go buzzing around town. TAURUS (April 20) There are financial opportunities around you today, but they may be a trifle elusive. You'll have to be on your toes to capitalize on them. GEMINI (May 20) Chances of succeeding in a present endeavor are only moderate today. That's because you may waste too much valuable time on people who have little to contribute. CANCER (June 22) Don't knowingly do things today that are opposed to your better judgment. Iastead of getting around your problems, it may only add new complica- l tions. 221 A failure to take a LEO Uuly definite position will keep your friends confused and off balance today. Don't say one thing and then do the opposite. VIRGO (Aug. 22) Usually when you have a definite objective in mind your procemethodical are dures and orderly. However, today you might do things in fits and starts and the results will reflect it. LIBRA (Sept. 2W)ct. 23) Today you may grasp the general thrust of ideas, but not their entirety. Force yourself to concentrate when being told critical information. SCORPIO (Oct. 22) Financial conditions are likely to be mixed today. The advances you make in one area could be offset by a downturn in another. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) To be on the safe side, scrap ideas and plans of which you are unsure today. Don't complicate your life by getting off on a path where you may have to later retrace your steps. 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