Sisters Inheritance Sparks Family Rift Across Years
Advice column vignette recounts a sister who cared for two younger siblings after their mother’s death then faced betrayal when the sisters sold gifts and kept money. The writer seeks guidance on forgiveness and whether to resume contact, with Abby urging frank talk and possible reimbursement as the path to reconciliation.
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Ford Gets Day Care Legislation
President Ford gains a second version of day care staffing delay legislation approved by the Senate to push the date to October 1977. The measure increases federal funding for day care by 240 million dollars for 15 months through September 1977, despite a veto override attempt.
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Three women make nine mile chain for diabetes
Three young women cut strips and stapled for 24 hours in a Dellwood parking lot to form a record chain nine miles two feet long. The effort raised 200 dollars in pledges for the Greater St. Louis Diabetes Association.
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Mother drives to Corsica to rescue son from Legion
Sadie Galvin, 42, crossed Europe to Corsica with 72-year-old ex Legionnaire Frank Withey to smuggle her 20-year-old son Barry Galvin out of the French Foreign Legion. They hid him in an ambulance with a secret compartment during the long trip back to Britain, surviving ferry delays and wary customs.
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