Evil twin gives blunt advice in spoof column
A Sarasota satire critiques advice columns by presenting Dr Mollycoddle responses alongside her brutal twin Mr Unmannerly. The piece features a married woman seeking fidelity guidance and a 35 year old bed wetter mocked for his age. Commentary by David Grimes for The New York Times News Service.
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Drug Wars miniseries spotlights DEA chief Lawn
Washington based Drug Enforcement Administrator John C. Lawn could emerge as a national figure when NBC airs the miniseries Drug Wars The Camarena Story about the 1985 kidnapping and murder of DEA agent Enrique Kiki Camerena and the ensuing hunt The program portrays Lawn guiding agents and clashing with Mexican officials while stressing the global fight against drug traffickers and the need for international cooperation educational balance and broader manpower are emphasized in his remarks The film features actors Steven Bauer Elizabeth Pena Treat Williams Miguel Ferrer and Craig T Nelson and is set to air January 7 8 and 9 on NBC TV
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Cognitive interview aids crime solving says psychologist
New York report details how a memory sparked by focusing on a suspect's head turn helped identify a gold earring at a murder scene. Psychologist Ronald Fisher explains the cognitive interview prompts victims and witnesses to recall more with fewer questions, boosting information by 47 to 63 percent in police tests.
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Peanut butter again Should a parent worry
New York AP explains finicky eating in children is normal and guides parents on feeding roles and rules. Experts advise non negotiable structure, avoid short order cooking, and let kids decide what to eat within a balanced diet. Repeated use of disliked foods can help, with consistent expectations and no rewards for eating.
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