Dog Honored After Rescue Falls into Hall of Fame
Three year old Michelle Morgan and four year old Christa Mollica were lost for three hours in the woods before being found by their dog Patches. The mongrel, named for a black left eye spot, kept them warm and guarded them until help arrived. Patches will join the Canine Hall of Fame for its brave actions.
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Michelle Morgan
Patches
Christa Mollica
Canine Hall of Fame
Dear Abby tackles macho habits and nail biting
Dear Abby warns a wife about a husband who refuses housework and imposes old world roles. She urges the wife to set boundaries and consider counseling. A second reader reports a wife chewing nails causing infections and bad breath, with Abby suggesting psychotherapy to uncover underlying issues.
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Abby
Guarneri Quartet Delivers Polished Beethovens At Hancher
In Iowa City at Hancher Auditorium Les Zachers lauds the Guarneri String Quartet for a decade of cohesion. The program featured a Beethoven in G major showcasing refined balance, blending romantic and impressionistic tones with tightly matched ensemble playing.
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Iowa City
Guarneri
Hancher Auditorium
America
Schumann quartet opens program with graceful contrast
The concert opened with a cantabile second movement and sprightly allegro, the cello's mellow tone framing a quaint finale. The Guarneri Quartet followed with Debussy in G minor, delivering earnest, polished playing and moving organ-like chords.
Trucker Wins Trauma Suit Over 16-Year-Old’s Death
A Los Angeles Superior Court jury awarded 42 year old trucker John Wayne Hunt 493000 for emotional trauma from an auto crash that killed a 16 year old. Hunt testified he recovered a dying friend and recalled his father’s tornado death, with psychiatrists linking renewed memory to a post traumatic mood that barred work.
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Los Angeles
John Wayne Hunt
Texaco
Benjamin Goldfarb
Goldfarb
Hunt
Acupuncture in Dentistry and Normal Palpitations
A letter discusses acupuncture for dental pain with mixed results from Upstate Medical Center. Researchers found pain relief possible, with nontraditional points effective, but call for more studies. The second letter explains extrasystoles are common in healthy hearts and usually harmless, though warning signs require medical advice.
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Dr. Solomon
Shirley W
Shirley
Upstate Medical Center
Syracuse
N.Y
O.K
F.H
Los Angeles Times
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