Dear Ann Landers Life and toilet paper disputes inquiry
Reader from Iowa seeks guidance on whether paper towels and toilet tissue should unroll from the wall toward the top. The column notes personal preference plays the key role and shares related letters about stillbirth grief and marital privacy with counseling suggested for relationship strain.
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Career women superior in independence expert says
New York expert Arthur A. Witkin, Ph.D., chief psychologist, argues independence is the key factor separating career women from men. He defines independence as decision making without committee support, emotional detachment, assertiveness, and objective reaction to criticism.
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New York
N.Y
UPI
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Kirk makes comeback as Brownville stage villain
Holly Spence reports Kirk, a 1970 NWU grad and former BVT villain, returns to Brownville Village Theater for A Shop-Girl's Honor. He will also design scenery and lighting, while directing and acting in a summer repertory season featuring Life with Father and The Sunshine Boys, as his wife remains in San Diego.
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Kirk
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Holly Spence
Bob Kirk
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Brownville Village Theater
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San Diego
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LAW to receive merit certificate for volunteer service
The Lincoln Attorney Wives LAW has been selected to receive a certificate of merit for outstanding volunteer services to the community. The award will be presented in Chicago on August 9 during the American Bar Association annual meeting. LAW president for 1976 77 was Mrs. Henry Grether and Mrs. Richard Sievers holds the post for 1977 78.
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Chicago
American Bar Assn
Henry Grether
Richard Sievers
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