Attitudes toward poverty split by race and politics in survey
A Times and American Enterprise Institute survey finds blue collar whites favor government blame for poverty while blacks and minorities back programs. It shows enduring skepticism of antipoverty efforts, unchanged since 1985, with government responsibility seen as limited and pauv y viewed as temporary by some groups.
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Loyal customers deserve deals too in Dear Readers
Dear readers share pet peeves about new customer discounts and perks. Loyal customers with 40 years’ service say they deserve rewards and better rate matching. Advice includes gathering recent bills, calling for renegotiation, and switching providers if needed. A baking soda tip removes an oil spot on a shoe.
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Man Confronts Grief After Friend's Death Hidden From Him
A letter-writer ponders anger and forgiveness after learning a close friend died months earlier while he was preoccupied with relatives’ cancer. The response counsels not blaming the widow, urges self forgiveness, and suggests a personal goodbye or meditation at familiar places.
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