Dear Abby Advice And Personal Stories
Dear Abby columns present simple guidance on generosity dating and widow life in a conversational tone. Readers share experiences from giving to a down on luck bum to heartbreak after premarital sex and a widow advising life insurance as protection.
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Aiken Toastmasters elect new officers for coming year
Ed Moore will serve as president of Aiken Toastmasters and Virginia Dunkelbarger will lead Kalmia Toastmasters. Awards include Lynn Brown Toastmaster of the Year and several Speechcraft coordinators. Both clubs urge anyone in the Aiken area to join to improve public speaking.
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Aiken
Ed Moore
Virginia Dunkelbarger
Kalmia Toastmasters
Lynn Brown
Tom Rankin
Jed Alexander
Bob An
Well of the Seven Heads monument in Scotland stirs awe
A Scots obelisk called the Well of the Seven Heads features a frieze of seven severed heads and a well, with inscriptions in English Gaelic French and Latin. The tale tells a lord abroad entrusting his son to seven brothers who murder him, are slain, and their heads presented to the chief.
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Scotland
Teacher's
Scotch Information Centre
Farewell Kissinger appearance at State Department reception
Frances Smoak reports on Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's farewell event in the Diplomatic Rooms. Highlights include a speech about leadership changes, a portrait unveiling of Kissinger as Benjamin Franklin, and a record of 1976 Fine Arts contributions led by Ambassador Walter Thurston and Mr. and Mrs. Stanley B. Sax.
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Henry Kissinger
Department of State
Clement E. Conger
Dr. Kissinger
Conger
State Department
William P. Rogers
Secretary of State
Franklin Mint
Philadelphia
Secretary Kissinger
Benjamin Franklin
Henry
Department of State Fine Arts Committee
Walter Thurston
Stanley B. Sax
Birmingham
Michigan
Palm Beach
Harold Whitmore
Red Cross
Spaghetti and politics mix in scattered late 1970s items
Moderating on Meet the Press Bill Munroe discusses Carter Administration expectations at the National Women’s Democratic Club with Lindy Boogs from Louisiana praising Carter’s intellect and Georgia governorship. A Honolulu spaghetti contest sets records, while other items note John Warner and Elizabeth Taylor’s wedding and a Washington society birthday gift of a Rolls Royce.
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Bill Munroe
Meet the Press
National Women’s Democratic Club
Lindy Boogs
Louisiana
House Banking Committee
New Orleans
Carter
Georgia
Munroe
Jimmy
Playboy
Paris
John Warner
Elizabeth Taylor
John
Middleburg
Navy
Liz Taylor
Liz
March Of Dimes Board Sponsoring New Program At Aiken Hospital
The Aiken County March of Dimes Board partners with Aiken Community Hospital to launch The First Six Hours of Life in a five module in service staff development series. Joyce Riddick RN will lead pediatric obstetric nursery and emergency care nurses through modules on neonatal thermoregulation risk assessment hypoglycemia resuscitation and early parent infant relations. Content speakers and audiovisual aids supplement material to raise awareness of birth defects and improve treatment approaches.
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March of Dimes Board
Aiken Hospital
Aiken County March of Dimes Board
Aiken Community Hospital
Joyce Riddick
Riddick
Military Briefs Plump raisins and serve over braised onions
A kitchen note instructs to plump raisins and mix with tiny white onions braised in butter, then serve as a accompaniment to meat poultry or fish. The guidance emphasizes simple pairings and proper fat use.
Cars Are Number One Killer Of Kids
A 1970s insurance study reports nearly half of all childhood deaths in industrialized nations come from traffic crashes. In the United States in 1974 motor vehicle accidents led all causes of death for ages 1 to 24 with 20 559 fatalities recorded by the National Safety Council.
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New York
Insurance Information Institute
The
Journal of Insurance
United States
National Safety Council
Queen Emma Becomes First Hawaiian Queen to Visit U S
Queen Emma of Hawaii travels to the United States in 1866 becoming the first Hawaiian queen to visit the country. The voyage marks a historic royal exchange between Hawaii and American shores.
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United States
Emma
The
Sandwich Islands
Hawaii
Wedding notice publication timing guidelines
The fiken Standard describes wedding announcements with limits on timing. Engagements must appear at least 30 days before the ceremony, wedding forms and pictures need two publication days prior, and bridal party details must be submitted five days before to run before the event.
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Fiken
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