Dear Abby Readers Share Hearing Loss and Living Arrangements
In a Dear Abby column excerpt, a reader seeks sympathy for 75 percent hearing loss, lamenting neglect when asking others to repeat themselves. The letter notes the strain of hearing aids and nerve damage, and urges others to speak clearly and louder to aid hard of hearing individuals.
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Two Area Weddings Share Rural Iowa Traditions
Shueyville bride Miss Cindy Lea Eide wed Carroll Dean Millard at Shueyville Methodist Church with a 4 pm ceremony. A 200 guest reception followed at the church, then a wedding dance at Ely legion hall. The groom, son of Mrs Norma Ellis and Donald Millard, attended Kirkwood CC and works for Harnishfeger. They plan a Galena Ill trip and will reside Cedar Rapids at the groom's address. Harper hosts a Jan 10 wedding for Lori Kay Smothers and Patrick Taeger, with Rev. John Schmidt officiating. A 150 guest reception followed at Knights of Columbus hall in Harper and the couple will live in Keota. The bride works at Central Cafe. the groom at Golden Buckle Buffet. On this date 1987 a Roosevelt court expansion controversy arose.
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Reverting to Maiden Name Not Court Required in California
Abby column notes that changing back to a maiden name is not required by court in California regardless of marital status. Readers are invited to write for personal replies, with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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Clothing Bills Paid Taxes Noted in Suspension Case
Warren Wilentz, former Middlesex County prosecutor and Senate candidate, received a one year suspension from New Jersey law practice after paying his wife Rhoda’s clothing bills totaling 660000 rather than her taxes. He claimed a psychiatrist advised paying the bills due to his wife’s nervous breakdown. The New Jersey Supreme Court issued the suspension on Monday amid lawsuits from Tiffany’s and other retailers and continued creditor calls. Wilentz said he knew nothing of his wife’s shopping until after their 1965 marriage. He also noted debts to Saks Fifth Avenue and Bonwit Teller.
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Cap Ceremony for Nurse Vander Sanden at Joslyn Art Museum
Cheryl A Vander Sanden a Bishop Clarkson Memorial hospital school of nursing student will receive her nurse's cap Saturday in a ceremony at Joslyn Art Museum in Omaha. A cheese chive stuffed bacon wrapped frank is suggested for serving.
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Stylist Advocates Seltzer Water for Hair Health
A New York City hairstylist who serves many male celebrities says seltzer water benefits hair as it does digestion. He notes using seltzer during shampooing makes hair strands pop out for a fuller appearance. On this date in 1783, Sweden recognized U S independence.
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Irish American housewife seeks the presidency on a right to life platform
Ellen Cullen McCormack, a 49 year old mother of four and anti abortion crusader, pursues the US presidency with a single issue aimed at federal matching funds. She says she could win despite odds, urges taxpayers to support her campaign, and criticizes professional politicians for avoiding tough questions on abortion and other issues.
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Sulzberger Turns 50 as Times Publisher Marks Milestone
Arthur Sulzberger, publisher of the New York Times, celebrates his 50th birthday while steering the newspaper through a period of transition and growth. Colleagues reflect on his leadership, vision, and tenure guiding the iconic publication.
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