Dear Ann Landers Advice Collected from Readers
A collection of reader questions to Dear Ann Landers covers weight gain from workplace candy policy relationships and marital dissatisfaction. Topics include compulsive eating, love, counseling, and prudent guidance on seeking help, with a concluding note urging readers to seek official advice and submit questions.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court backs felony for harming officers
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a 1967 law turning unprovoked assault on a peace officer or firefighter into a felony with up to two years in prison. The court rejected claims the penalty is excessive and clarified officers acting in official capacity. It also noted the law covers police, traffic, sheriff, conservation, and fire units.
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Tomato Origin Story Rewrites Poison Belief
A historical note recalls that tomatoes were long thought to be poisonous plants by early gardeners and travelers. This belief, rooted in superstition and misinterpretation, gradually faded as evidence of tomato edibility and culinary value spread across continents.
Assault And Theft Charges Are Dropped in Wisconsin Case
Two California men from San Diego, William Redfield 18 and Charles Packett 19, faced aggravated assault and car theft charges linked to a July knifing along Highway 12 near Cambridge. Complainants William Cummings 26 Honolulu and Michael Tidmarsh 26 Madison invoked self defense against testifying. judge William Brandl then dismissed the cases for lack of evidence.
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Seven Hearts Triumph in Full Dummy Reversal Concept
In a Jacoby on bridge puzzle, South defeats a 7 heart contract after a sequence starting with dummy’s ace and a cross ruff. West’s weak spades and a nine of trumps lead shape defenses, while South’s clever ruffs and squeezes squeeze East and West.
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Desert heat peaks as Abu Dhabi hits 120 degrees
Temperatures in Abu Dhabi soar to 120 degrees Fahrenheit in a scorching Ishade spell. The extreme heat affects daily routines and raises health concerns across the sheikdom.
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