Dear Abby on Health Plans and Name Change
A reader asks about Canada’s health system and its effects on access and incentives. Abby notes socialized medicine can reduce unpaid care but warns on government plans diminishing private incentives and quality. Another letter questions why a 26 year old altered his last name for business reasons. A final reader cites animal shelter statistics urging neutering, and Abby replies about reminding readers to neuter pets.
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Abby
U.S
Orange County Animal Shelter
Exotic Foods For Mankind And Wild Game Prospects
Nature Science Annal discusses expanding edible species list to combat malnutrition. Quail eggs and opossum proposed. oryx and eland praised for drought tolerance and low water needs. Louisiana crawfish and catfish production cited with export markets. scavenger topics include cassowary farming. Santa Ana recycling drive highlights tire collection and savings.
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Nature Science Annal
Time-Life Books
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Japan
South America
Europe
Philippines
Africa
Ia Consid
Alabama
Frank Basil Clark
Pennsylvania
New Guinea
Bridge Bidding Lessons From Gorey Bridge Column
A Chicago Tribune column presents multiple bridge scenarios with hands and questions. It explores optimal bids under varied vulnerabilities and distributions, offering reasoning for choices such as two spades, double, two no trump, and three hearts, highlighting suit fit, defense, and partner signals.
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Waqio
North East South
Family-Living Units Offer Comfort for Young Hospital Patients
Denver aged patients find normalcy in a National Jewish Hospital family living concept. Rooms resemble homes with apartment like clusters for six to twelve children from infants to four years, combining privacy with shared activities, schooling, and peer support to ease asthma care and reduce illness separation.
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Denver
Rocky Mountains
National Jewish Hospital and Research Center
Fred Leffert
Department of Pediatrics
Dr. Seifert
NJH
Ronald Jennings
Decatur
Printed Pattern and Glaze Recipe From Cecily Brownstones
A dinner pattern features fish steaks potatoes broccoli salad and gingerbread with butterscotch glaze. Also notes Operation Friendship resettlement program started by Admiral Mountbatten with welcome cards to American veterans in New York and Britain.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
New York
England
Earl Mountbatten
Burma
Lord Mountbatten
Britain
Flushing
N.Y
British Tourist Authority
At Age 80 Minnie Patrols Hartford Streets For Safety
Dorothy Marth known as Minnie, 80, patrols Hartford neighborhoods in the Street Observer Program for a third season. Two member teams walk from April to October with walkie talkies to call police and reassure residents. Minnie, widowed four years, rebuilt her life after a period of depression and weight loss and finds purpose in greeting neighbors and easing fears. Her granddaughter teases about aging, but Minnie remains active and dedicated.
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Hartford
Minnie
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Dean
Arbby
Fed
Dear Reader
NANCY
San Clemente
L.A
Calif
Santa Ana
Fred’s
Orange
Charles H. Goren
Omar Sharif
Chicago Tribune
West
North
South West North East
Charles
Goren
P.Q
Norwood
N.J
Leffert
Meniin ‘Masti
Aarian Martin
The
Danville Register
West 18Th St
Baron
Victoria
Hill
Markay
Revco
Piary
Holland
Effie Jeans
Danville Golf Club
Larry's
Monument SF
Jackie Gleason
Giles Flower & Gift Shop
S. Main Street
Memorial Hospital
Borus
Jim Bernard
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