Ann Landers Advice Column Letters From Readers
A collage of Ann Landers columns and reader questions about social faux pas in households and weddings. Topics include a debated homosexual marriage rumor in Rotterdam versus Amsterdam, intrusive friends rearranging homes, silent treatment in marriage, and a humorous anecdote about candy discarded as old. The column ends with a notice inviting readers to send problems for future use.
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Ann Landers
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Careless Players Don't Win Honors In Bridge Match
In the Dallas Aces versus Walsh teams contest multiple four spades contracts were reached with careful defense by Bobby and North American International Team players. A key play showed ruffing diamonds and a sequence of trumps, but both rooms settled in a standoff as West’s queen of trumps surfaced. Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Dallas Aces
Walsh
Lbabby Goldman
Billy Lisenberg
Bobby
West
Dick Walsh
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Leach Reappointed Fed Minneapolis Bank Chair
Washington reports the Federal Reserve Board announced on Monday the reappointment of Robert F. Leach, an attorney from St. Paul, Minnesota, as chairman of the Minneapolis regional bank of the Federal Reserve System.
Fagan resigns as Wisconsin Human Relations secretary
Madison AP Joseph C Fagan secretary of the Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations resigns after six weeks of rumors and budget cuts He will join the EEOC in Washington as executive director Feb 1 Fagan cites legislature cutbacks but says he likes the state and its anti discrimination efforts He has held prior roles in labor and industry groups and federal work to enforce civil rights laws
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Madison
Joseph C
Chicago
Fagan
Weiford
Washington
Equal Employment Opportunities Commission
EEOC
Knowles
Wisconsin
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Judge to rule on boy hair case by weekend
Madison AP James Doyle said he would try to issue a ruling by weekend on Dennis Cash a Spring Green Junior High ninth grader seeking permission for shoulder length hair. Cash contends he was kept from class for at least 10 days over hair. The hearing follows a suit by his mother Lorraine Cash as Doyle noted classes resume next week and he hopes for a decision then.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Madison
U.S
James Doyle
Dennis Cash
Lone Rock
Spring Green
Doyle
Lorraine Cash
Williams Bay
Wisconsin
Superintendent of Public Instruction
U.S. Supreme Court
John Kramer
Fennimore
Spring Green School
Kramer
Cash
Hobbies evolve into a billion-dollar industry
Sylvia Porter notes the fading 40 hour workweek and rising leisure time in the 1970s. Hobby spending has reached 800 million dollars, with growth around 10 percent yearly. Stores expand hobby departments, kits teach science and crafts, and customized models boost value.
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Sylvia Porter
Minnesota soldier among Vietnam KIA in Defense list
Washington AP reports Spec. 4 William J. Dahl of Bloomington Minnesota was killed in action in Vietnam. Dahl was named on Monday’s Defense Department casualty list, listed among U.S. servicemen killed recently in the war.
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Washington
Minnesota
Defense Department
U.S
Vietnam
William J. Dahl
John W. Dahl
Bloomington
Minn
Heat lightning: distant streak lightning with no thunder
Heat lightning is a form of streak lightning seen from far away when storms are distant. The lightning occurs without audible thunder as the storm is outside the observer’s hearing range.
Peace Vigil at St Dominic's Monastery
The Fatima Peace Vigil at St Dominic's Monastery 3000 South Ave unfolds Friday and Saturday with Mass at 8 p.m. and 9 p.m. rosary and Eucharistic adoration on Friday followed by Saturday adoration from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. The Dominican nuns invite the public to join in prayers for peace and blessings in the new year.
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St. Dominic’s Monastery
South Ave
Strikes Possible At Two Vo Tech Schools
Gov. Knowles warned of possible strikes at Madison Area Technical College and Eau Claire Technical Institute over wage disputes. He suggested an intermediary in government bargaining, citing lack of taxpayer representation and critical tax limits in Eau Claire. The comments followed talks with his educational cabinet.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Madison Area Technical College
Eau Claire Technical Institute
Knowles
C. L. Greiber
Eau Claire
Perpetual Calendar and calendar reform ideas
Uncle Ray discusses calendar history from Julian to Gregorian reforms and notes plans for a 13 month year or a Perpetual Calendar by Dr Willard E Edwards of Hawaii. It mentions fixed Easter, 91 day quarters, and an added holiday while inviting readers to request a Mexico leaflet.
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Europe
Julius Caesar
Gregory XIII
Mexico
Uncle Ray
la Crosse Tribune
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
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