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- Your Individual

FOR FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 33, ISL

What kind of day will tomor-
tow be?*To find out what the
stars say, tead the forecast
given for your birth Sign.

ARIES
(Mar. 21 to Apr.19) a as
Communications with laved

life.

(Apr. 20 to May 20)

Stay clear of dubious finan
cial propositions. The job of-
fers you legitimate ways to
e income now. Take

(May 21 to June 20)

Romance is favored, but
don’t rush into a premature
reagents Keep your feet
on ground. P.m. favors
making travel plans.
CANCER

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:+ You'll want some time for

yourself now. You'll work best
from a behind-the-scenes van-
tage point, but watch escapist

(July 23to Aug. 22) REE

Advantages now through
friendships. In romance,
though, you'll need to keep
your feet on the ground. The
p.m. promises happy times.

ViRGO
{ Aug. 23 toSept. 22) mp
Don't be extravagant.

concerned
about the welfare or health af
a family member.

LIERA
(Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) rae

‘You could be extravagant in
the pursuit of pleasure. Travel
may lead to romance, but
doublecheck schedules and
scORIO

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Don't betray confidences.
Watch out for mix-ups with
close ties over joint funds. The
p.m. favors home life and
pleasant times.
SAGITTARIUS weit
(Nov. 22 to Dec. 23)

‘Don’t exaggerate or pro-
mise more than you can

’ deliver. The p.m. brings an op-

portunity to make new

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You could be overly en
thusiastic about the financial
polential of a project. Don't be
careless on the job. P.m. br-
ings career benelits.
AQUARIUS ~~
(Jan. 20to Feb. 18) it

Others are prone {o exag-
gerate. Marrieds will enjoy a
romantic night on the town
and singles meet with roman
tic introductions. -
PISCES

(Feb, 18ta Mar, 20) Lee

Be sceptical of speculative ..-,
projects. Don’t take-chanoes ~

now. You'll enjay privacy at
home now. Catch up on hob
bies and reading. .

YOU BORN TODAY are
freedom loving but require a
home to be content. These two

will enable you ta forget
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work you like todo; otherwise,

you tend to escapism.

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often drawn lo the arts. You

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Lady; Talleyrand, statesman,
and Carol Lynley, actress.

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Dear Ann Landers: This letter is a response to “Clouded
Vision” regarding the doctor who refused to administer
emergency care aboard an airplane.

Many physicians are not trained to give emergency care.
‘This may be difficult to believe but it is true. Why should a
physician jump upto “help” when his knowledge in thal area
may be inadequate? Also, the cost of failure could be mighty
high. The fear of o lawsuit these days is sufficient reason for
any doctor to bide his head in a magazine or feign sleep.

‘The public and the courts are largely to blame for this. The

‘eagerness with which people sue anybody for anything ia a

seandal, Some recent malpractice settlements have been
downright frightening. The cost of malpractice insurance Is
staggering (ask any doctor) and this is one of the reasons the
cost of medical care has risen enormously.

Tam not attempting bo excuse the physician who refused to
help the stricken passenger on the plane. J want only to give
the public some understanding of why he behaved as he did. -
RAJ., MD., In Memphis . :

Dear R.AJ.: ‘Vou manke seme valid poiets and] hope the
sabt-happy chislers oni there get the message. Bui after
weighing the pres andl com, 1 return te my original con-
clusion. A dedicaied physician paces the weed pf the stricken
lndividan! ahead of tile fears of being sued. The weit letter

reflects the orntiecnts of mest of miy renders.

Dear Ann: Pisses and Boos to thé physician who refused to
aid the ill person abomrd the airtiner. A bearty round of
applause for the two medical students who came forward to

in the gay of “uninvolrenient” those two med students
should receive your Courage of the Year Award. ~ Disgusted
In Sen Antonio.

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"* 4 SHAMPOO, TRIM HI NAILS, AND PLEASE
REMOVE THE BIRD GAGE.”

’ Dear Ann Landers: Our clubhasa problem. She's a pushy
type who insists on presenting endless programs showing
slides of her travels. They are amateurish, poorly organized,
and boring as hell.
* One slide is in Africa (a hunter stalking an elephant), the
nea is a fishing expedition in the Greek Islands, then all of a
sudden someone Is deing a Hawaiian dance in = grass skirt.
Het latest collection of mixed-up junk Last almost two and a
The woman is a charter member and we don't want to
offend ber, but we simply can’t have any more of her
travelogues or a0 one will come to the meetings. What can be
done? - Open To Suggestions _

Dear Opea: The program chulrman must tay, “One|.
travelague tea member.” Since Mrs. Beresvilie has already
chown her filme, that shonld sofve the pretiem. - .

Dear Ann: Our daughter just accepted an engagement
ring. Now shé wants a church wedding and a reception in
some high-class , My husband makes a good salary, but
ater gic] and ber alder sister to college we are

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oor daughter'sa yi we should have savedifor it. What shaliwel —.

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Dear Bats} Tel the opelied bras, “Berry, we can’t siferd & .

fancy wadding. Let's talk a cereneny and a simple

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