Ann Landers Answers Your Questions Dear Troubled and Not Superstitious
The letter column discusses sex education in schools, parental roles, and the need for frank answers in education. It also addresses chain letters, superstition, and teen grooming with practical guidance and humor from Ann Landers.
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Reynolds Robbins longtime Justice of Peace dies at 68
Reynolds Robbins of Goodsprings, Justice of the Peace and mining man, died May 14 in a Las Vegas hospital. Funeral services were May 18 at Bunker Funeral Home with Veterans of World War I assisting. Attendees included family from Las Vegas, New Orleans, California and New York. Governors message from Sawyer read, and neighbors hosted a clubhouse reception with sandwiches, cake and coffee.
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Reynolds Robbins
Justice of Peace
Las Vegas
Bunker Funeral Home
William McClanahan
Vennie? Morris
John
Tony Lutenberger
Ira Proud
Goodsprings
Keith Fullerton
Berkeley Bunker
Robbins
Clark County
Reynolds
J.P
Gov. Sawyer
Plush dedication dinner for Sister of Good Shepherd Home
Mrs. Theresa Cowart attended the open house dedication for the Sister of Good Shepherd Home for Girls in Goodsprings. Marie Lawton received a gold plaque as guest of honor while dignitaries including Walter Baring Howard Cannon and Paul Laxalt were present. Tule Springs Home held open house with cornerstone laying for future buildings.
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Sister of Good Shepherd
the Sands
Marie Lawton
Goodsprings
Marie
Cowart
Bishop Dwyer
Msgn Collins
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Jeannette
Aaron Gold
Lawton
Walter Baring
Howard Cannon
Paul Laxalt
Grant Sawyer
Tule Springs
Burglars Steal Fake Watches in TEX Jewelry Display
In TALIA TEXAS a theft damaged a jewelry storefront as burglars took five display watches that were later found to be fakes. The loss also included diamond pendants rings charm bracelets and diamond cufflinks left untouched.
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Talia
Tex
UPI
Wrong law leads to no trial for pigeon feeder
Mrs. Ethel Edmonds, 64, was arrested last November for allegedly feeding pigeons from a 10 pound sack of grain in San Francisco. She will not face trial because officers cited the wrong law, as the city’s anti pigeon ordinance prohibits feeding in parks, not in front of a junior high school.
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San Francisco
UPI
Ethel Edmonds
Edmonds
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