Dear Ann Landers readers share tough family clashes
A reader commends Ann Landers for advising accepting a gay son, while others seek etiquette on nose surgery reactions, teen-parent clashes, and a mother reporting a child’s disturbing behavior after witnessing a kitten funeral. The column captures advice and reader honesty.
Brownies Hold Investiture and Membership Ceremonies in Broken Arrow
Brownie Troops 604 628 646 and 666 conduct an investiture service and one year membership ceremony at Broken Arrow School. First year Brownies listed include Nanci Catt Michele DiCapo Ina Dick and others. second year Brownies named Nancy Simpson Stephanie Sinclair Kristen Stewart Lea Ann Jamison and more. Leaders for each troop are named along with assistants.
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Nanci Catt
Michele DiCapo
Ina Dick
Terri Ferguson
Sandee Havel
Angela Henderson
Amal Hussain
Jody James
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Susan Kelly
Kristin Linkagel
Erin Morrison
Lisa Rosenfeld
Kerry Stuart
Debbie Craig
Jamie Jones
Lisa Larkin
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Margie Novotny
Lauri Winkimeier
Cris Dary
Debra Fredrickson
Kristyn Harnar
Nikki Naylor
Mandy Shunk
Gretchen Wilson
Nancy Simpson
Stephanie Sinclair
Kristen Stewart
Lea Ann Jamison
Suzanne Kanet
Hope LaShier
Kim Lenehan
LeAnn Linkagel
Lori Lohrenz
Sarah Tomasek
Lauri Zinn
Wendy Fishman
Rhonda Gardner
Lori Hammerschmidt
Kim Quakenbush
Kayla Carter
Leigh Forbes
Helen Hopkins
Sarah Lucas
Cynthia Thomas
Charles DiCapo
Ernst Dick
Phil Stuart
William LaShier
John Novotny
Donald Craig
James Wilson
William Shunk
Italy debates divorce law as referendum looms
Italy's year-old divorce law faces possible repeal if substitute legislation fails. Christian Democrats show support for revision while anti-divorce groups press for a nationwide referendum after 1.4 million signatures. In seven months, about 7 500 couples obtained decrees.
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Onassis fears photog Galella harassment isolation
Jacqueline Onassis testified in U S District Court that she lives in dread fear of an assault by freelance photographer Ronald Galella and feels like an absolute prisoner in her Fifth Avenue apartment. Judge Cooper ordered Galella to stay 100 yards from the residence and 50 yards from Onassis and her children until a December 15 contempt hearing.
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Ronald E. Galella
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John F. Kennedy
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