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by Clore Annswell
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WEEI^OF: JANUARY 12, 1984
AQUARIUS ? January 21-February 19
Long-range personal goals demand more planning time Stubborn
relative becomes more relaxed/and higher-up is willing to listen to
your best ideas Social life perks up
PISCES ? February 20-March 20
Peacemaking and guest-speaking are the week's key activities
Weekend focuses on creative activities, perhaps with a partner
Friend's motives are spelled out by Monday
ARIES - March 21-Aprtl 20
Obligations start to increase, make efficient use of free time- Personal
success earns you praise and perhaps a financial bonus_WillpoweT,s
potent; why not finalize resolutions0 TAURUS
- April 21-May 22
U$e the new year to sharpen professional skills Loved one .is in an
obliging mood now Your enthusiasm is contagious and you may be
able to motivate lethargic friend.
GEMINI - May 23-June 21
You can be surprisingly coy now, even secretive Loved one on the
ether hand speaks right from the heart Concentrate on aDDearanee
? a great time to give yourself a spruced-up look
CANCER - June 22-July 22
Surprise guests offer some happy surprises through the weekend
Youngsters are helpful ? once you invite them to participate
Knowledge of community happenings will prove advantageous
LEO ? July 23~August 22
Pull activities should not be postponed, once they're out of the way
<you can tackle livelier tasks Relative becomes possessive Speak out
if you cherish your independence '
VIRGO - August 23-September 22
y Year is off to a refreshing start; opinions are changing and interests are
expanding Financial dealings may be subject to delay Overseas correspondence
answers queries.
LIBRA - September 23-October 22
Romantic uncertainties are quickly disappearing and you understand
just where you stand Extra time is required to untangle financial complexities
Children respond to a mature approach
SCORPIO - October 23-November 21
Untangle complex mopey matters before starting new financial ventures
Introduction to celebrity is high point of the week and can give
you inspiration for a writing project
SAGITTARIUS - November 22-December 22
Loved ones start seeing your point of view ? but still prefer their own
opinions Time is right for taking on part-time job or developing interests
in community project
CAPRICORN - December 23-January 20
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older friend Home life is hectic on weekend, with friends showing up
late, early, not at all.
BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK *
Determination, shrewdness, ambition and a realistic approach are
your characteristics Also, you resist new ideas This conservative ap
proach brings professional results by midyear, but friendship and
romance demand fresh tactics and a great sense of humor
BORN THIS WEEK ^
January 12th. actress Patsy Kelly; 13th, dancer Gwen Verdon; 14th,
singer Loretta Lynn; 15th, actress Margaret O'Brien'.. 16th, singer
Ethel Merman, 17th, actor James Earl Jones; 18th, singer Bobby'.
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January 26
IMfc TEAK IN REVIEW
This special issue will review 1983 and what it
meant to the black community, including some
of the year's most memorable photos and
quotes. Then it will look ahead to what's in
store for 1984 - in politics, education,
economics, entertainment and sports.
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