Dear Abby Readers Debate Babysitter Pay And Boarding Kids
A reader complains that a Times column called babysitting rates highway robbery while earning 75 cents to a dollar an hour for multiple children. Abby suggests no edit, praises the note, and advises on parenting departure anxiety. Another letter warns against parents sneaking away. Abby comments on flying a child alone.
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Big Payoff Is Memories In Boyle’s Nostalgic Notebook
HAL BOYLE reflects on memories as life's true reward. He recalls Milton Berle on TV, childhood overnights, a gray father, circus sights, dog on the bed, the measles wave, trains, death talk, a 1920s bob haircut, and a 50 hour workweek dream.
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Two More Die On Maine Roads
A Massachusetts woman Roberta Prophet 27 of Springfield died in a head on crash on Route 99 at Sanford. George Young 89 of York died after a collision on Route 1 in Cape Neddick. The driver Trafton Swain 59 of York and a two year old child were hurt and hospitalized. The toll lifts Maine 1972 highway fatalities to 147, two fewer than last year.
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Fischer Threatens Forfeit Over Audience Noise
Bobby Fischer threatened to forfeit the 17th world chess championship game over audience noise in Reykjavik. Referee Lothar Schmid received a protest letter from Fischer and warned the match could be affected if conditions did not improve. Fischer leads Spassky 9 1 2 to 6 1 2 after a drawn game, needing three points to clinch.
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Maine Law Challenge by Communist Party
The Communist Party of the United States sued in U S District Court challenging a Maine law that requires third party candidates to obtain certified signatures. They seek to place Gus Hall and Jarvis Tyner on the November ballot and request a temporary restraining order to allow ballots without local signer certification.
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Communist Party of the United States
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Jarvis Tyner
Coughing Stages Break as Referee Appeals for Silence
The scene unfolded with a prolonged coughing fit breaking the moment. The referee urged silence repeatedly while Spassky offered no protest. An aide to Fischer commented that Spassky might be distracted by more pressing concerns.
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