Trial marriages may be good idea says counselor
San Francisco AP report quotes Frederick Humphrey president of the American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors advocating a possible mandatory cohabitation period before marriage. He argues marriage is too easy and urges proving compatibility before legal union. He cites US divorce rates and remarry trends as context for his views.
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Eclipse cruise charts best view for sun spectacle at sea
Dozens aboard the TSS Fairsea sail 1 200 miles from Los Angeles to observe a total solar eclipse. Passengers pay 765 to 1715 dollars for prime views while scientists from Williams College and Los Alamos join a 12 researcher team to study the sun’s corona aboard the ship.
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Advice from Ann Landers Do Nothing If It Isn’t Broken
SF AP reports Ann Landers urges sometimes the best advice is to do nothing as she accepts a distinguished service award from the American Association of Marriage and Family Counselors. The syndicated columnist, 60 million readers, reflects on letters from lovelorn readers, modern neurotics, and her career while noting quirky queries such as toilet paper placement and a man wanting to be buried in his 1999 Dodge.
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Court deal ends Chicago private car towing firms
Chicago private car towing operators led by Lincoln Towing Co stopped work after the Illinois Appellate Court ruled they had no lien on towed cars and must return vehicles on demand. The decision ends their practice of charging owners to reclaim cars towed from private property. Lincoln officials lamented the ruling and anticipated immediate shutdowns.
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