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May 3, 1983 Because your sights will be set higher this coming year, that which you hope to bring into being may take a little longer to- achieve. Don't be discouwged even If the pace is stuggis TAURUS (April 20-May 20) in striving for your objectives today, you must be very careful not to wound others in the process. Be a go-getter, but also be a nice guy. Order now: The NEW Astro-Graph Match- maker wheerand booklet which reveals romantic combinations, comptibilitles for all si ns. tells how to get along with if finds rising signs, hidden qu ties, plus more. Mail $2 to Astro—Graph Box 489, Radlo City Station, N.Y. 10019. Send an additional $1 for your Taurus - Astro-Graph predic- tions for the year ahead. Be sure to give your zodiac sign. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Dis- engage yourself from unpro- ductive procedures today once you see they'li not produce desirable results. Don't attempt to rid@'a.dead horse. 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I was getting it from all sides!\ ' Miss Verdon, who is anything but \dumb wastes no time regretting a prime that is past. \I'm very happy to go on to other things,\ she said. \Oh yes - I'll dance a little bit, like I do in 'Legs,' but that’s it.” ASTRO-GRapH people“ Mailer Speaks On € writer becaug' it promim 7 B JOAN HANAUER .. Unit Pressinteruatlonal HALSTON'S CHIC AUDIEN- ¢CEMarthaGrahamthe doyenne of modern dance 'who will celebrate her89th birthday < on - Mayi- 11; attended: the Halston fall and winter fashion ~ opening last week. She sat with Andy Warhol and Bianca Jagger, a regular at Halston shows. Miss Graham was asked what brought her to a fashion opening. . ''It's great fun,\ she said. \The girls are at their most beautiful. It's a dramatic event for me. I wear Halston's clothes exclusively.\. 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While Cocker has become decidedly main- stream, however, Miss Faithfull dares to record quirky, haunt- Ing melodies with influences that range from Ellzabethan to Caribbean. Her backing musicians are uniformly top-notch, counter- balancing the downbeat lyrics with clear modern political/protest clas- HelenKeilera \When one door of happiness closes, another ppens. But offen we 1 long at the closed 'door tha we is -do\ not see the one that has opened for us. We must all find these open doors, and if we believe in ourselves, we will find them and make ourselves and our lives as beautiful as God intended.\ _. QUOTE OF THE DAY: The rumors about why Andy Gibb. was fired from the Broadway hit \Joseph and the Technicolor © Dreamcoat\ ranged from drugs to depres- sion over being dumped by. Spaghoti Baked Lagagna Layers af Pasta, wisauce & Meat Balls (2 Mushr eos a_. ”Aft-j £3 Res vcf;- yA Sim $3.3 Lg: ls‘l\ . 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