Dear Ann Landers Columns on ESP and Privacy
A reader seeks guidance on ESP and premonitions while another asks how to ensure charitable gifts are used wisely. Ann Landers suggests practicality and warns against pressuring a date. A couple worries about a husband who lounges naked at home and a caller asks if it’s a mental health issue.
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Independent Man statue faces court over Warwick mall display
Rhode Island’s 14 foot Independent Man statue may go to Superior Court after Cranston Newport and Woonsocket merchants sue to remove it from Warwick Mall. They argue display diverts holiday shoppers and the bronze figure owned by the state should not benefit a commercial group.
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Davis Eckstine Bring Mr Entertainment to Caesars Palace
Sammy Davis Jr. and Billy Eckstine bring a blockbuster two week engagement to Circus Maximus at Caesars Palace from December 17 to 25. backed by Nat Brandwynne Orchestra, their show blends Davis versatile singing dancing and humor with Eckstine timeless vocal and brass standards in a high energy cabaret performance.
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AMA approves study on national medical malpractice insurer
Honolulu reports that AMA delegates backed a progress report on forming a national insurance company to share malpractice risk with state societies. Immediate relief from high malpractice costs is unlikely as experts say the cost trend will take time to reverse and focus shifts to creating a favorable climate for the next decade. The plan notes American Medical Assurance Company has been incorporated in Illinois to reinsure state and national doctors. James H Sammons criticized the Health Act as dangerous for centralizing health program decisions and tying care delivery to costs.
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UPI
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Scarcity of donated bodies hinders University of Utah medical training
The University of Utah College of Medicine struggles with a shortage of donated cadavers for anatomy classes. Dr Edward Hashimoto notes rising class sizes while donations fall, and many bodies are claimed by families or bought from out of state. Nurses home sourcing and cremation reluctance also reduce available cadavers.
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Edward Hashimoto
Elaine Evans
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