Ann Landers advice sparks debate on counseling and culture
A reader criticizes Ann Landers for urging counseling in every problem and argues free clinics and guidance services vary by town. The column defends counseling as helpful while acknowledging limits and suggests community support and listening as alternatives. A separate note corrects Ann about funeral floral gifts, confirming that a Japanese money gift practice at wakes is proper and appreciated.
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Upside down chocolate cake idea from Heloise column
A reader shares a rich upside down chocolate cake recipe made in a cast iron skillet with crushed pineapple and brown sugar, then inverted to finish. Other tips include easing a stiff zipper with lotion and a DIY jigsaw valentines idea for school.
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Convicted murderess to care for Amy Carter
Mary Fitzpatrick, freed early from an Atlanta jail, moves to Washington to serve as a White House maid at $6,004 yearly plus room and board. She previously cared for Amy Carter 1971–75 under Governor Carter in Georgia and will help with the Carters' new baby. Fitzgerald arrives amid controversy and says the Carters know her well.
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Chance in Bridge Slam Havoc Produces Large Gain
A 1975 France versus United States match error leads to a costly mislead by France. At one table North-South reached six spades but failed after a heart lead. West discarded the eight of clubs enabling declarer to endplay and gain 1,540 points for France in a dramatic swing.
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