Dear Dan Rather Open Letter About Your Book and a Marriage
A reader writes to Dan Rather about his book The Camera Never Blinks and a 28 year marriage. The exchange touches on a Nixon era moment and humorous quips about percentages and politics. The note ends by praising Walter Cronkite.
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Dan Rather
Dan
Walter Cronkite
Women Golfers List Winners at Willow Creek Club Championship
Women’s Golf Assn of Willow Creek Club announces three day championship winners. Fran Farrington and Kat Lawson tie for first gross. Lois Green and Jo Ann Bish share first net. Gay Tester and Jane Cox claim second gross and second net respectively. Third Flight includes Louise Darby and Dot Byerly with first and second nets. Next play day and luncheon set for Oct 18 at 9 am.
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Women’s Golf Assn. of
Willow Creek Club
Polywag Swim and Lifesaving Class Schedule
The schedule lists activities from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. including Polywag Swim sessions at 3 p.m. 6 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. Beginner Swim I at 3:30 p.m. Beginner II at 4:15 p.m. Advanced Swim at 5 p.m. Advanced Lifesaving at 7 p.m.
Retirement Trends Spark Shifts in Housing and Travel
The text argues that warmer, cheaper climates and longer working lives will change retirement patterns. Families may stay in familiar surroundings and maintain home improvements longer. Fewer early retirements could alter retirement communities, causing potential dislocations as income and aging policy evolve.
Toilet Paper Debate Sparks Global Letters to Ann Landers
Readers flood Ann Landers with opinions from Samoa, Guadalajara, Athens, and Mexico City on whether toilet paper should hang over or under. Contributors cite hotels, pets, aesthetics, and even physics as reasons, while some share personal struggles and a call to seek guidance from Ann Landers.
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Samoa
Guadalajara
Athens
Mexico City
Ann Landers
Dearie
Tallahassee
Al-Anon
Area Students Selected As Contest Semi Finalists
Monica Malpass of High Point and Katherine Glover of Jamestown are among 150 semi finalists for the Miss Teenage America candidate at large. A scholastic test by World Book Encyclopedia will narrow the field to 36 finalists, then six winners. The finals offer a $15,000 scholarship and travel perks. Other NC semi finalists include Martha Bell, Linda Briggs, Pamela Corbett, Debbie Goodson, Cheryl Lewis, Elizabeth McKinney.
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Monica Malpass
High Point
Katherine Glover
Jamestown
World Book Encyclopedia
Dallas
Tex
Richard Thomas
Navy
North Carolina
Martha Bell
North Wilkesboro
Linda Briggs
Butner
Pamela Corbett
Camp Lejeune
Debbie Goodson
Jacksonville
Cheryl Lewis
Walkertown
Elizabeth McKinney
Connelly
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Frances Rankin
First Net
Jane Cox
Jean Bryant
Jo Ann Bish
Roberta Peterson
Ann Latta
Louise Darby
Dot Byerly
Gross
Ie Ridge
Net
Elna Hodges, Second
Cleaners
English Road
Grace Flower Shop
North Wrenn
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ServiceMaster
Marshall McClain
Annie
Iowa
Des Moines
Dear Ann
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Jerome Wiesner
MIT
P.O
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Ill
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Renee Toney
Charlotte
Upton Supply CO
Greensboro Rd
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Pete” Schultheiss, Clu
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Metropolitan
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N. Y
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Becky
J.W. McGuinn, Jr
Jack C. Dillard
Evco Discount Drug Center
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