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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1994
Page
6
Dear Abby responds to readers about dating, self esteem, and social pressure. A columnist urges not labeling oneself a loser and encourages effort, while addressing a bridal gift etiquette note and workplace perspectives.
A reader asks about bridedgifts without receipts and how retailers credit returns. Abby notes 20 percent of bridal gifts are returned or exchanged and suggests including receipts to ease frustration, while another letter argues against hostess or bride etiquette. Debbi from Grants Pass recalls a restaurant weird request about a duck.
A reflective piece compares Lillehammer as the Winter Olympics site to Gulliver’s Travels and honors athletes like Wang Junxia and Susan Butcher. It notes intensive training, harsh routines, and the demanding costs athletes bear to stay in top form.
The Erma Bombeck syndicated column reflects on athletes like Olympian Kim Jones and a personal New Year’s goal to walk 30 minutes daily. She notes illness and car troubles hindering exercise and questions why athletes stay so devoted, answering with “Endorsements.”
Read summaries across daytime soaps noting betrayals and alliances. Kendall lies about Dimitri as Erica faces murder trial while others schemes unfold at Enchantment and Bay City. News covers marriages, divorces, and lingering threats across towns.
Aries through Pisces offer year ahead tips on finances romance and home. Highlights urge honesty, focus on goals, careful spending, and timely actions to strengthen relationships and advance opportunities.
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