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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1987
Page
9
DEAR ABBY receives two letters about adult daughters hosting live-in partners near their parents. A grief-stricken dad seeks coping tips for discomfort with visiting relatives. Abby advises gracious hosting and avoiding judgment to keep connections open.
A reader asks Abby about convincing a husband to tidy up and notes possible neurological causes for changed behavior. Another asks for comfort after delivering a fifth girl, expressing disappointment and seeking consolation or adoption as a path to a son.
Ceremonies observing the work of the late civil rights leader Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. start today at USC Aiken Etherredge Center with a 6 p.m. lecture by Claude Brown. Brown, author of Manchild in the Promised Land, has lectured nationwide and holds a Howard University degree.
Police report Sikh terrorists killed Trilok Chand Katoch 57 inspector general of prisons near his Chandigarh home on Saturday and fled on a motor scooter. He was the highest ranking official killed since the 1980 terrorist campaign and was due to retire in September.
A reader notes multiple brown creepers seen on a sweetgum tree in the South, praising their stealthy behavior and describing the bird’s size, plumage, and spiral ascent pattern as they forage for insects beneath loose bark.
The text describes a creaper species that shares habits with the woodpecker and nuthatch yet is not related to either. It notes introverted and extroverted traits in birds as a parallel to people, describes a fearless bird landing on men's pant legs, and mentions its quiet metallic tinkle call during winter visits.
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