Uninvited guests strained by wedding plans
Dear Abby advises a bride to be honest and keep the wedding small due to cost. The second letter features a widowed mother of grown children seeking guidance on balancing life with a new partner 200 miles away, with Abby urging her to pursue happiness without guilt and to put her own future first.
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Record Border Patrol arrests in San Diego sector hit new high in 1983
The San Diego Chula Vista sector reported 438 122 arrests of illegal aliens in 1983 the highest for any sector. Officials attributed the rise to worsening economies in Mexico and Central America and urged more surveillance gear and 1 000 new agents for the border region.
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Disappointment after childbirth raises questions
A mother asks Dr. Brothers if postnatal doubts about loving the baby and being a good mother are normal after anticipating a perfect birth. She notes her daughter has a healthy baby boy but fears she may not love him enough.
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R.B
Mothers Face Pressures From Balancing Roles
The letter argues that modern women juggle many roles and choices which create burdens in parenting and family life. It cites Dr. Bertram Cohler noting birth of a first child can cause significant stress, seconding the need for support from the mother and her spouse.
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A.B
Bertram Cohler
University of Chicago
Tiny IBM chip packs power of 4000 old tubes
IBM says a logic chip is small enough to fit through a needle eye yet holds processing power comparable to about 4,000 vacuum tubes from 30 years ago. If stacked end on end the tubes would rise two thirds of the Empire State Building. Mars is called the red planet due to a rustlike coating on its surface soil.
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Empire State Building
Interferon Shows Promise Against Hairy-Cell Leukemia
A New England Journal of Medicine report says interferon, a body protein, is the best treatment yet for a hard-to-control form of leukemia. In studies seven patients with hairy-cell leukemia showed some benefit from the treatment.
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Boston
New England Journal of Medicine
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