Ann Landers Letter on Europe Visit Requests Sparks Confession
Dear Ann Landers column responds to a military family in Europe facing surprise visitors and travel plans. Readers share personal stories of marriage, infidelity, and family reactions, with letters from Been There Also and Nuts to Freud illustrating differing viewpoints and humorous relief.
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Europe
Harry
Bob
France
Key Biscayne
Been
Freud
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Today in History highlights major events on July 1
The entry notes 1867 Canada created by British North American Act. 1862 U S Congress establishes the Bureau of Internal Revenue. 1863 Gettysburg begins. 1881 American Red Cross founded with Clara Barton. 1898 Roosevelt and Rough Riders at San Juan Hill. 1932 Democratic convention nominates Roosevelt. 1966 Medicare begins. 1971 Kuwait troops moves into Kuwait. 196? France pulls from NATO. 1970s Bruce named head of U S delegation to Paris peace talks.
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Clara Barton
Theodore Roosevelt
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Chicago
New York
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Middle East
Dozer Driver Killed In Oconto Falls Basement Dig
Richard L. Gauthier 35 of Oconto Falls died Wednesday when a 15 ton bulldozer he operated toppled and crushed him while digging a basement authorities said.
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Oconto Falls
Wis
Richard L. Gauthier
The Mute Swan Makes Noise When Angry and Calls Young
The mute swan is not truly mute it hisses when angered and emits a bark like sound to summon its young.
Wisconsin Assembly approves police and fire arbitration bill
The Wisconsin Assembly passed a measure to strengthen municipal unions and require binding arbitration in police and fire contract disputes. The bill allows agency shops with deductions for nonmembers, and mandates good faith negotiations. a separate full arbitration provision passed 66 to 32 amid debate over impacts on taxes and school boards.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Assembly
John Shabaz
Shabaz
Anderson
Milwaukee
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin grants aid for auto registration system and waste study
Wisconsin awarded a 161 450 Department of Local Affairs and Development grant to modernize the state's computerized vehicle registration data system and a three county study of solid waste disposal. The bill passed 72 to 27 with an amendment allowing three year labor contracts while public employees remain forbidden to strike. Critics warn fair share payments may fund political campaigns.
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Whal
Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Shabaz
Chippewa
Eau Claire
Dunn
Mandatory
Wisconsin unemployment claims fall to 35000 last week
Wisconsin unemployment compensation claims declined to 35 000 from 37 139 the prior week, per the Department of Industry Labor and Human Relations. In 1899 the average U S manufacturing worker earned 15.1 cents per hour.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Department of Industry, Labor and Human
U.S
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