Capture Changed Her Life By Eve Sharbutt AP Newsfeatures Writer
Mary Ann Harbert survived four years as a Chinese prisoner after joining a friend on a voyage from Hong Kong to Manila. She later wrote a book with Charles Einstein, faced job markets with gaps, and began anew while pursuing school and career plans. Her release came with the 1971 thaw and she adjusted to life near San Francisco with her parents in Palo Alto.
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Readers share weight and identity worries, name mispronunciation, and family approval in Ann Landers style letters. Advice covers weight bias, self acceptance, handling rude nicknames, and introducing a fiancée to a cautious mother. A Montana forest fact closes the column.
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