Dear Abby Readers Debate Equality and Family Harmony
A reader questions gender equality in a sex scandal case and Abby replies on statutory rape. Another asks how to handle cross cultural engagement with disapproving parents. A third shares marital strain over a con artist loan repaid by the mother’s money and Abby counsels tuning out disputes.
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Wayne Newton
Sidney Poitier
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Sonny
Mom
Soviet Spies Expelled as FBI Catches Triple Attempt
Three Soviet officials including a KGB officer and a UN diplomat were expelled after the FBI used double agents to trap them attempting to obtain highly classified U.S. documents. The cases involve efforts targeting U.S.-Soviet relations, military matters, and aerospace technology. No secrets were believed to have been exposed.
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Play Auditions Set For Monday For My Fair Lady
Tryouts for My Fair Lady an ADA production set for September will be held Monday Tuesday and Thursday evenings at 7 to 10 at the First Baptist Church annex. Clarence Jolly directs.
Peaches Hurt By Extended Freeze
South Carolina peach farmers face heavy losses after three freezes. A cloud cover failed to arrive to shield crops, with Gov. Dick Riley preparing a letter to Secretary John Block about the crop damage. Preliminary figures place the value at roughly 75 million dollars before the freezes.
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Columbia
Midlands
Dick Riley
U.S. Agriculture
John Block
Riley
South Carolina
Ernie Nunnery
Hardier Peach May Be Coming
Clemson researchers have spent over a decade seeking a peach that tolerates hard freezes while remaining tasty and marketable. Ridley notes breeders cross varieties with strong cold tolerance with those that yield good fruit, with experimental plots statewide, but no edible, commercially viable result yet.
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Columbia
Clemson
Ridley
Space Seeds Return From Challenger Mission
Space seeds including Potato Explorer Watermelon Bushbaby and 44 other varieties have returned from space aboard the Challenger. They were opened Thursday at George W. Park Seed Co to study pressure radiation and vacuum effects on seeds in different containers. William J. Park valued the experiment at about 25000 dollars and plans to share some seeds with the scientific community.
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Greenwood
George W. Park Seed Co
William J. Park
Judge weighs Wills appeal for new trial in Augusta
Former Watergate guard Frank Wills seeks a new trial after a one year sentence for a $12 shoplifting conviction. His attorney John H. Ruffin Jr. urged the judge to grant relief as the court set 15 days for briefs and promised a ruling after review.
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Augusta
Watergate
Frank Wills
Wills
John H. Ruffin Jr
Richmond County
James E. Slaton
Slaton
Infant Gets Second New Liver
In Memphis 13 month old Brandon Hall begins a second liver transplant at LeBonheur Children's Medical Center. A donor organ from a 5 month old girl arrived by charter jet after a Bowling Green Ky death. Surgeons expect about six hours for the operation.
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University of Tennessee Center For the Health Sciences
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Senate Rejects Withholding Plan Cast as Tax Protest
The Senate rejected Reagan’s 10 percent withholding on interest and dividends. Analysts say the plan would yield less than half the expected revenue and a 1099 filing requirement would produce no revenue. The bill moves to the House where leaders favor retention of withholding. Reagan has not committed to vetoing yet.
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Senate
Reagan
House
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Daylight Saving Time Debate Stirs Capitol Hill
Washington report notes a push to extend daylight saving to seven or eight months. The piece discusses the 1966 federal framework, limited regional exemptions, and public opinion amid the Sunday clock change.
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Washington
Frank Taylor
Arizona
Hawaii
Indiana
Congress
Capitol Hill
Brazil Seizure May Halt Libyan Aircraft Sales
Brazil seized four Libyan cargo planes loaded with arms for Nicaragua in Rio de Janeiro. News reports say the action could trigger cancellation of about $190 million in Brazilian aircraft sales to Libya, a major loss noted by Nicaraguan Ambassador Ernesto Gutierrez.
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Brazil
Nicaragua
Libya
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