Preparing for the unexpected through family will planning
The piece urges couples to discuss finances and wills to ease loss after death. It highlights intestacy, guardianship, taxes, and record keeping, advising copies kept in safe places and mutual access to accounts and documents. It stresses secure storage, duplicates, and clear information on banks and safe deposit boxes.
Dear Ann Landers column on ESP and marriage
A reader seeks guidance on ESP experiences and whether to reveal feelings to a potential husband. Ann Landers cautions quietness, then advises a set of charities for a different letter. A wife asks about her naked-husband issue. the columnist labels it a psychiatric matter and suggests avoiding exposure to neighbors.
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Making a Will: Free bulletins from Extension Office
The Douglas County Extension Office offers a free bulletin Why A Will explains how a will affects many cases such as simultaneous death and second families. Other bulletins Guide for our Executor Estate Planning and Planning Support and Care of Orphans are available. Contact to arrange an appointment with a lawyer.
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Oxtail Ragout Recipe for Thrifty Main Dish
A 4 serving oxtail ragout cooks slowly in a large pot with oil onions seasoning powder tomato puree sherry lemon juice water carrots and optional mushrooms. The mixture braises for about three hours total then finished with peas or beans if desired and served hot.
Craig Cassity Vows Repeated Sunday at Church
Rebecca Lee Craig and Robert E. Cassity Jr. wed in a double ring ceremony at the First United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Margarett H. Craig and the late Harold L. Craig, while the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Cassity. The Rev. A F Bramble officiated, with the altar adorned in candles and white floral arrangements. J Melvin Jones sang Be cause and The Lord's Prayer, with organist Dan Abrahamson.
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Robert E. Cassity Jr
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Sprained ankles common injury to female athletes
Female intercollegiate athletes face sprained ankles and knee damage as top injuries per Physician and Sports Medicine magazine. Data from 361 colleges show basketball volleyball field hockey and gymnastics as the riskiest sports among 19 women's programs. Breast injuries are least likely, with head neck and shoulder injuries also noted.
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Physician and
Sports Medicine Magazine
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The giant squid features the largest eye of any living creature, a distinctive adaptation that aids deep sea vision in the dark ocean depths.
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