Dear Ann Landers columns on manners and fatherly care
A reader questions geography of manners and cites Ohio politeness while another shares a dying father regret and fights with strict parenting. Ann Landers replies that manners vary, not by place, and offers support for a daughter and guidance to a man asking about a sexual-desire suppressant.
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Fuel costs to rise Proxmire cautions Wisconsin burden
Sen. William Proxmire cites a Joint Economic Committee forecast showing oil heating and car commuting households in Wisconsin face about 200 to 250 dollars more next year due to the energy crisis. He notes 1973 costs already rose and 1974 may bring similar increases. National figures show premium gasoline up 1.4 percent this year and 3.5 percent in November.
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Britain begins three day work week to save coal power
In London the three day work week cuts aim to conserve coal for electricity after miners stalled overtime. About 15 million of 24 million workers face reduced schedules with exemptions for critical industries. Prime Minister Heath defends action against fears of power shortages as miners negotiate. In Kenosha, Wisconsin, longtime Democratic state senator Joseph Lourigan died at 73 after a stroke, noted as an advocate for probate reform and elderly tax relief, with services set for Wednesday.
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