Engaged Again and Again. Ann Landers Advice
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance on a daughter who has seven engagements in four years and an eighth in the works. The father seeks counsel as the family endures costly disruptions and social embarrassment.
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Bridge play differs for rubber and match point games
In bridge, match point players seek quick discards by leading diamonds and running spades, risking a loss if opponents discard perfectly, while rubber players aim to ensure tricks by targeting club and diamond sequences with precise lead choices. The Stevens Point section notes three area high schools Viroqua Onalaska and New Lisbon earned B ratings at the Wisconsin state drama contest.
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South
East
Stevens Point
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University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Viroqua
Onalaska
New Lisbon
Blind Irish setter wins in Duluth obedience class
Scotch the three year old Irish setter, partially blind, won first place in a beginners obedience class over 28 dogs. Judge Dan Herald called it a first for a blind dog to perform so well, with Nancy James of Duluth crediting training and the dog's adaptation.
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Duluth, Minn
Dan Herald
American Kennel Club
Scotch
Nancy James
Duluth
Miss James
Arts and Humanities Commission Proposed in Wisconsin
Milwaukee proposal from the Governors Study Committee on the Arts urges creating a state Commission on the Arts and Humanities to distribute state and federal funds. The 18 member body would include six Arts Council and three Humanities Commission appointees and aim to end duplications and better align arts with humanities funding and social concerns. The current Wisconsin Arts Council would remain as a private advisory body, while the NEA granted $110,000 for distribution this year.
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Milwaukee
Commission On the
Serendlien
Adolph Suppan
Suppan
University of Wisconsin— Milwaukee
Tor
Wisconsin Arts Council
Wisconsin Humanities Commission
Commission On the Arts and Humanities
Arts Council
Humanities Commission
National Endowment For the Arts
Ice Disrupts Mississippi Towboats Heading South
River ice slows Mississippi towboats as 11 remain north of Guttenberg Iowa, with the Corps noting rough going at the south end of Lake Pepin. Operations south of St. Louis continue into winter, though ice forms on barge bottoms hinder progress.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Mississippi River
Corps of Engineers
Dennis Erickson
Engineers
St. Paul District
Guttenberg
Iowa
St. Louis
Erickson
Lake Pepin
Mississippi
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Aspin Calls for Probe Into Spa Closure in Janesville
U S Rep Les Aspin urged an immediate investigation into the closing of Fabulous Figure Inc a women’s health spa in Janesville over the Thanksgiving weekend. He said the closure left Rock and Walworth County women with unfinished programs and paid treatments.
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Madison, Wis
U.S
Les Aspin
D-Wis
Fabulous Figure, Inc
Janesville
Women’s Health Spa
Rock and Walworth County
Aspin
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