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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1990
Page
15
Dear Abby responds to a reader who feels intruded upon when visitors join her in the kitchen while she prepares tea. She suggests a simple boundary solution and offers a poem requesting guests stay out of the kitchen unless invited.
Dear Abby requests space and privacy while addressing readers who misjudge handicap parking. The Anaheim note defines a called “boob” as a person who wrongfully deprives a disabled person of a parking spot, labeling such behavior as selfish and intolerant.
Danny is arrested on drug charges. Daisy and Skye urge secrecy. Palmer is kept unaware. Iris seeks proof of Paulina's paternity. Jake exposes Paulina and Ken. Grant offers aid to Sharlene. Holden learns Lily loves him but vows to forget. Line suspects paternity of Julie's child. Margo offers money to Jake to flee town. Brooke frets over Ridge. Jennifer's scare as Jack falls from a bell tower. Adrienne and Justin plan to adopt J.J.'s baby. Dawn and Decker flee to West Virginia. Madelyn befriends them. Frankie links Clayton to baby selling. Eric found guilty of negligent homicide. Reginald manipulates Tessica in an art theft plot.
Guiding Light shows Daniel blaming stress for Holly’s migraines while Alex rages at Roger’s mockery of Phillip’s supposed death. Phillip remains in hiding as the hoax unfolds.
Profiles of prominent female anchors highlighting how motherhood and personal lives become public news. The piece notes Andrea Mitchell, Martha Teichner, Jane Pauley, Maria Shriver, Barbara Walters and Deborah Norville, and discusses the scrutiny that accompanies star power in network news campaigns. It contrasts male anchors with women facing stereotypes about looks and private choices.
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