Samaritan or Idiot Dear Ann Landers readers
A reader asks if helping a bleeding man who lost control of his car was wrong. Ann Landers affirms the Good Samaritan stance, praising aid despite safety fears and criticizing the husband for callousness. Also brief advice to a 22-year-old wife about domestic mess affecting her husband’s libido. Another teen asks about kissing, with guidance to wait for genuine connection and reference to dating booklet.
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Preparation H Provides Relief for Hemorrhoidal Symptoms
Doctors report Preparation H offers prompt temporary relief from rectal pain and itching and helps shrink swelling of hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. Tests on hundreds of patients support its effectiveness, with many doctors using it or recommending it for their families.
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Landslide Victims Dug Out After Typhoon Rita Hit Japan
Masao Kitahara watched as Japanese army troops pulled bodies from a dormitory to confirm Rita's toll. The disaster left 24 dead and 13 missing after the storm battered southwest Japan and northern areas, injuring 36. Kitahara, 32, his wife Mitsuko, 27, daughter Kaori, 8, and son Masayoshi were among residents trapped by a landslide at Kawakami Town in Hokkaido. One other survivor was Mrs. Sakae Sasahara.
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Woman possibly involved in Bronfman kidnapping probe
New York reporting cites Time and Newsweek on the FBI exploring a female participant in the Seagram heir Samuel Bronfman II abduction. Investigators focus on a third person, possibly a woman, amid extortion arrests of Mel P. Lynch and Dominic Byrne and IRA links under discussion.
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Officers Reelect Deiss To Eighth Term In PPA
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