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Tuesday, November 21, 1978 Ukiah Daily Journal, Ukiah, Astrology Your today, tomorrow by the stars By SYDNEY OMARR For Wednesday, November 22,1978 Elvis Presley, a Capricorn, felt that the number 8 played a special role in his life. Elvis was knowledgeable about astrology and numerology. Towards the end of his life, Presley read many books on astrology, was deeply concerned with spiritual matters. He understood the numbers associated with the letters in his name. "I am a number 8," he was quoted as saying.

ARIES (March 21 April 19). Accent on personal possessions, valuables, payments and collections. Bring priorities into focus. Be aware of responsibilities, special relationships, costs. Older individual, possibly a Capricorn, is very much in picture.

Basic services, dependents and pets are part of scenario. TAURUS (April 20 May 20): You strike chord of universal appeal. Domestic adjustment, possible residence change could be featured. Popularity increases. You receive "token of affection" Luxury item, art? object is in picture.

Libran figures prominently. GEMINI (May 21 June 20): Spotlight on land, real estate, defining terms, getting agreements in written form. See situation in light of reality, push aside tendency towards self-deception. Pisces, Virgo persons figure prominently. CANCER (June 21 July 22): Emphasis on settling differences, dealing with relatives, catching up on calls, correspondence, recognizing responsibilities.

Capricorn figures in scenario and so does a short trip. Your sense of security will be heightened. LEO (July 23 Sept. 22): A bright, new world could open for you. Be confident, create, imprint, express views in independent, original manner.

Yes, Leo is involved. Accent personal opinion, judgment and intuition. Member of opposite sex cares and will prove it. VIRGO (Aug. 23 Sept.

22): A bright, new world could open for you. Be confident, create, imprint, express views in independent, original manner. Yes, Leo is involved. Accent personal opinion, judgment and intuition. Member of opposite sex cares will prove it.

LIBRA (Sept. 23 Oct. 22): You may be "in the dark." Situation or is temporary. You're on brink of or discovery. Chase shadows of fear and doublt.

You regain sense of and digestive disorder can be righted. SCORPIO (Oct. 23 Nov. 21): Diversify, display humor, versatility, willingness to ask and answer questions. Gemini, Sagittarius persons figure does the number 3.

New horizons open hint from Virgo message. Yes, do accept invitation to social affair. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22- Dec. 21): Emphasis on area of Solar horoscope related to career, boss, major objective, community, civic projects, self-esteem.

Aquarius, Leo, Scorpio persons could be involved. Be thoroughly familiar with material. You probably will be tested! CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 Jan. 19): What seemed out- of-reach may actually be close at hand.

Know it, act accordingly. Emphasis on education, travel, finding something in common with a "special" person. Gemini, Virgo and Sagittarius figure prbminently. AQUARRJS (Jan 20 Feb. 18): Dig deep, be persistent, get beneath layers of superficiality.

You could strike One close to you has valuable information concerning acquisition, savings or investment program. Major domestic change, adjustment could be "just around the corner." PISCES (Feb. 19 March 20): Let others have spotlight. Work quietly, meditate. Know that being alone is not same as being lonely.

Emphasis on understanding what is expected of you, what you can give and what you can get in return. Another Pisces could be in picture IF NOVEMBER 22 IS YOUR BIRTHDAY you are a "rebellious visionary." You were separated from parents at early age, physically or in psychological sense. Scorpio, Aquarius persons play key roles in your life. In 1979, greater fulfillment for you. If single, you could marry.

There will be travel, change, creativity, intensified relationships. If married, there could be an addition to family. March and December could be your most memorable months of next year. In retrospect, you might choose April of 1979 as a pressure-cooker, challenging month. You are not easy to forget, nor are you easy to live with or understand.

Mickey MWse celebrates his 50th birthday By GORDON BOCK I NEW YORK (UPI) Bathed in a Solitary white spotlight, Mickey Mouse "Stood speechless at center stage of the Broadway Theater, overcome by choruses of "Happy Birthday" that arose from the tiny voices of an army of youngsters. Not a peep emerged from the Oscar- winning veteran of 113 films not even the high-pitched squeaks and squeals Ihe rodent used to communicate in his first film, "Steamboat Willie," presented for the first time on the very same stage Nov. 18, 1928. Of course, it was just some actor in a mouse suit the kids saluted on Mickey's 50th birthday Saturday not the real Mickey. Every one knows the real Mickey lives in some inkwell in the Hollywood offices of Walt Disney Productions.

Try telling that to the 6 -year-old who sat next to you and roared with delight at the antics of the mouse in such vintage cartoons as "Plane Crazy," "Thru the.Mirror" and "Fantasia." On stage with Mickey after the screening was Stephanie Mills, star of the musical, "The Wiz," which occupies the stage of the Broadway Theater these days. The child star crooned her way through a soulful rendition of "Happy Birthday," then slipped into the song familiar to the "Mouseketeers" weaned on the Mickey Mouse television show. "Who's the leader of the club that's made for you and me. Mi-c-k-e-y M-o-us-e." By now, even the oldsters had joined in. "Hi there, hey there, ho there.

You're as welcome as can be. M-i-c-k-e- M-o-u-s-e." Mickey, sporting an "I Love New York" button on his lapel, looked embarrassed, covering his bulbous black nose with huge white gloves. The 50-year-old star suddenly seemed to remember he was a trouper and the show must go- on. He pranced across stage, did a little jig with Miss Mills and hugged her. Disney himself once said he "tried to figure out why Mickey appealed to the whole world" and concluded, "he's a pretty nice fellow who never does anybody any harm, who gets into scrapes through no fault of his own, but always manages to come up grinning." A message from Mayor Edward Koch called Mickey Mouse "an authentic American folk hero and one of America's most enduring ambassadors.

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Ryan and his party, told of the mass suicide drill in today's editions of the San Francisco Chronicle. He said members of the cult who survived the attack at the air strip where Ryan was slain predicted the mass suicide would follow soon at Jonestown. "We learned that (cult leader Jim) Jones had told his followers that 'people were coming in to kill Javers said. The survivors said adults were posted along the colony's eastern perimeter with machetes and children were put inside wooden dormitories with acetylene tanks at the entrance, presumably to be used to incinerate the buildings on signal. "Kill as many invaders as you can," the fugitives quoted Jones as saying.

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