Women's Equality Day and frontier spirit across ages
An article by Sandy Stanar notes the celebration of Women's Equality Day honoring suffrage and frontier courage. It argues women continue to challenge new frontiers, resist subservient roles, and pursue equality, referencing the IWY Commission's report on women's lives.
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Sandy Stanar
Columbus
Women’s Roles in U.S. Life Highlight IWY Report
The IWY Commission report surveys women 18 to 34 showing most want a mix of homemaking and career with few preferring sole homemaking. It notes 42 percent in the labor force, 31 percent full time, 11 percent part time, and rising influence of women in national life.
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U.S
Sisters Pay Up To Patch Up Family
Dear Abby advises the sisters to reimburse the rightful value of the sold belongings to mend the rift. The writer, left to raise four children after her mother’s death, asks whether to respond to forgiving notes and how to handle future contact. Abby urges frank talk and repayment, noting not closing the door forever may help long term reconciliation.
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Abby
Only Child Advantages Challenge Stereotypes
The letter column argues that only children are not lonely or spoiled but mentally healthy and academically successful. It notes higher representation in prominence and learning, with more parental attention and less rivalry. A second letter asks about early traits predicting later alcoholism or delinquency, answered by stressing multiple factors in development and the protective role of a happy infancy and supportive parenting.
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DR. Salk
MS. K.B
AORTA Bus Attitude Highlighted by Athens Drivers
Sally Walters recalls the AORTA bus in Athens showing a caring, friendly routine. Drivers greet riders by name and often help with small acts like returning a missing checkbook, creating a cheerful, social mood aboard the compact buses.
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Athens
Hospital brings in-home care to Chicago housing units
St. Anthony's Hospital operates two in-building clinics in Chicago Housing Authority high-rises voluntary nurse and doctor visits five days a week. Sheltered in apartment living rooms, the program serves about 15 patients daily, offering continuity of care and bilingual staff for Latino seniors, many of whom previously received fragmented treatment.
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Iris Diaz
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James C. Havranek
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