Not Parents Fault Says Family Anonymous Group
In Los Angeles families of drug users turn to Families Anonymous FA to learn to let go of control and focus on changing themselves rather than the drug user. Members report improved marriages and sobriety as a relative signs into rehabilitation and the family adopts Twelve Step principles to reduce blame and enable recovery.
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Los Angeles
Families Anonymous
Mrs. A
Torrance
Al-Anon
Alcoholics Anonymous
Mr. D
Paul D. Cameron
Detroit
Denver
Dear Abby reveals cat foods unsafe for human use
Dear Abby explains cat food should not be served to humans after a reader asks if tuna from cat food is safe. The article also shares a reader letter about gender visitation policies at a women’s college and a dean’s guidance on minority rights in dorm living.
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Abby
Scripps College
Claremont
Cal
Dean of Students
Stephanie Adams
Miami man turns handicap into glass making business
Thomas Calcagno, 59, a polio cripple, learned glass blowing in New York during World War II and now runs a Miami shop making custom glass figures and repairing laboratory glassware. He serves three hospitals and universities, conducts tours, and aims to expand into retail.
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Miami
Fla
Thomas Calcagno
New York
Calcagno
Ers
Caleagno
University of Miami
Dade
Broward
Center Announces Classes and Installs New Officers
Pottery classes for beginners and intermediates start July 16 at Rose Hill Art Center. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday mornings, cost 66 dollars, may count as three USC credit hours. David Stuart named potter-in-residence, large kiln built for the summer course. Board elected William Anderson as president. officers include Thurlow, Wiswell, Ashley. Patrons Fund drive launched for 1974 75 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
David Stuart
Rose Hill Art Center
Lynne Katonak
Uniersity of
South Carolina
John Weems
William Anderson
William Thurlow
Andrew Wiswell
Rodney C. Ashley
H. T. Hall
Royal Robbins
Jerry Robinson
Harcourt Bull III
Franklin D. Beattie
Births in Aiken and Warrenville announce two new children
Mr and Mrs Kenneth E Paradise of Aiken announce the birth of a daughter Kristy Michelle on June 25 at Aiken County Hospital. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs Charles L Paradise of Warrenville. Mr and Mrs Jimmy R Whitlock of Warrenville announce a son James Brantley born June 29 at University Hospital. Whitlock is the former Sandra Orr, daughter of Mr and Mrs J B Orr of Aiken. Paternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W W Whitlock of Warrenville.
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Kenneth E. Paradise
Aiken
Kristy Michelle
Aiken County Hospital
Robert L. Collum
Couchton
Charles L. Paradise
Warrenville
Jimmy R. Whitlock
James Brantley
University Hospital
Tips On Housekeeping And Footwear Shine
A fabric softener coats fibers with a lubricating film making towels fluffier and reducing wrinkling. For polishing sandals or similar shoes, place a bag over the hand and slip it into the shoe to shine thin straps.
Taxi Drivers Reward Paris Visitor With Free City Tour
New York taxi drivers redeemed a Paris secretary after a costly $52 fare for a $10 ride. They gave Martine Bianchi a $52 check and arranged a free tour to the Empire State Building, United Nations, Statue of Liberty, Times Square and Chinatown, praising New York generosity.
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New York
Martine Bianchi
Paris
Kennedy Airport
mid-Manhattan
Bianchi
Ted Ippolito
Edward Duthy
Martine
Empire State Building
United Nations
Statue of Liberty
Times Square
Chinatown
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Mr. B
London
Mrs. S
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Center
James McNair
Eugene Lewallen
Julian Salley
Anderson
Patrons of
Lominick
Richland Ave
Robert Lominick, R.P
By Bob Lominick
Cablevision
Aiken Cablevision
Archie Luther
Aiken Cablevision, Inc
Barwick Mills
Aiken's
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