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. GETTING ON IN INDIANA
DEAR GETTING ON: Yow can leave your money in
trust to someone on whom you. can depend, inutruct-

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| Ifyou leave your money to your dog; your relatives
will surely have a bone to pick ‘with you. |

HAGAR the HORRIBLE

SORRY I'M SO LATE,

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“DEAR ABBY: This might not seem like a very big
problem to you, but.my wife and I have been arguing about

BELIEVE THIS, BUT I HAD |

| SPAGHETTI For LUNCH, TOO!

; it fora long time, so please don’t write it off as some kind of

ioke. : a - ;

At mealtime I get filled up fast, eo in order to feel really
comfortable, I unbutton my trousers Guat.the top button). It
sure relieves the pressure. .

If we're eating with other people, [ make aure nobody

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bigger trousers or smaller portions,

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POESN'T MATIER! JUST
MORE SPECIFIC!

GIVE ME THE MOST
EXPENSIVE OUTFIT IN
THE STORE !!
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by Jeff MacNelly

CONFIDENTIAL TO RED IN RENO: Be.a’pal-and
tell your buddy the bartender that his wife has taken
up bird-watching. And he’s the bird she’s watching,

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especially i theyte__-4_
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ing that peraon to give Bad Eyes the very best ofcare, -
wants. Listen to your lawyer. .

notices. My wife says this is a terrible habit, and she wants.
me to cut it out, She saya am setting abad example for our,

_ DEAR STUFFED: I vote with your wife. You need

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Your Individual
o Horoscope ©

— Frances Drake
FOR WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3, 1980 ee
‘Whatkind of day willtomor- SCORPIO. | | mat a
row be? To find out what the (Oct. 23toNo¥. 21) ey

stars say, read the forecast

- givenfor your birth Sign.

ARIES
(Mar. 21 to Ape-19) bs aa
’ Morning is best for work ac-

. Extra concen-
tration required later. A close

ally is. .F
aly inspired ollow the

GEMINI. ney
(May 21 to June 20) ,

"Be patient about a recent
domestic : development. A
romantic interest wants to do
something different. Go along

fer happy times:
CANCER

(June 21 to July 22) .
* Don't let a close ally’s mood
dampen yours. Creative work
favored. Put new ideas to the
test. Distant visitors possible.

LEO

(Sly 23to Aug. 22) MEER
Financial mattera noed

special attention. Work con-

centration -btings rewards.

Act on inspired ideas. Call so-

meoneonahunch | -

VIRGO
(Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) my

Don't’ let preoccupation
cause you to ignore a loved
one's needs, Your personality
wing others over, but ‘watch
p.m. heaviness. : , .
“(Kept Btooet.22) hed b

Private talke are favored,
develop creative ale if

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Avold ‘a to “—

*

(Jan. 20 to Feb. 18)

Be careful in financial deal-. {<1 -
ings with others, but do enjoy fii:
-a fun-filled social calendar. igh .

Get to know business contacts
better. , .

SAGITTARIUS

(Nov. 22to Dec. 21)
Keep career goals

practical limits and

interested. .
CAPRICORN: W
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 19)

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Consider an invitation to go |;

what

away, Don't dwell on
Think.

might go wrong.

‘positively. Intuition aids you ”

in career endeavors.
AQUARIUS ;

Consult with -those in the.
know on financlal moves. A:

friend's advice may be faulty.: |
‘Make plans to visit friends at a: |:
distance.

‘PISCES |

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(Feb. 19%0 Mar. 20) - HEX
After sharing with:

a romantic interest, you may
come to an t deci-:
sion. Use the personal touch in:
buslness ventures. ,

YOU BORN TODAY ate.
both practical anid im-

aginative,’’ but sometimes: | ;

have difficulty In

these qualities. It is important*  ‘-
your work tosuc- ¢°

that you like 0
ceed. Sometimes you are.
found in businesses allied with
the arts, Interior design, :sell-
ing antiques and dealing in art
may appeal to you. Film,
music, photography and ac-
tlng are fields which would
Promise you much happiness..

, education and work-

you'll en-
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