Author turns her attention to dilemmas of middle age
NADINE BROZAN reports on Eda LeShan’s book The Wonderful Crisis of Middle Age and its portrait of midlife Americans. The author, a TV figure and author, discusses aging, changing family dynamics, marriage, and parental responsibility as people confront youth’s values and longevity.
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Vermont Steak House Ad Offers Nuts and Dinner
When preheating an oven I allow about fifteen minutes for it to reach the right temperature. The Spanish have cooked with nuts for centuries serving them salted as tapas or in rice dishes. From soup to nuts you’ll love our fine dinners at Vermont Steak House.
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Indians Demand Cancellation of Leases for Strip Mining
Northern Cheyenne leaders on the reservation in Montana have asked the Bureau of Indian Affairs to cancel billions in coal leases granted to four major energy firms. The movement cites failure to secure fair prices and to complete environmental impact studies, challenging Peabody Coal’s planned $700 million investment and delaying or renegotiating Western coal development.
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Wholesale prices soar 2 percent in March report
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