Dear Ann Landers Homosexual Church Opinion Sparks Debate
Dear Ann Landers addresses readers questions on homosexuality and religion noting a Hollywood church with a gay pastor and large LGBT congregation. The column discusses illiteracy, dyslexia, and a wife's struggle to help her husband while touching on a clergyman endorsing spiritual marriages for same sex couples.
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Los Angeles
Heloise hints and local legal notices mix in Middletown column
Reader tips on laundry and home hacks appear alongside Sheriff sale and city demolition bids. The page lists Heloise ideas for quick cleaning and travel packing, a bird cage cleanup tip, a mattress of notices including a Sheriff sale for 724 Eleventh Avenue Middletown appraised at 12000, and a March 4 1970 bid invitation for demolishing dangerous buildings in Middletown Ohio.
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Butler County
Court House
Hamilton
Ohio
Middletown
Eleventh Avenue
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Robert B. Dell
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R. Paul Christiansen
Community Development
Dr Crane Dehydration Diet Promises 10 Pounds in 10 Days
A reader asks Dr Crane about rapid weight loss through a dehydration diet claiming ten pounds off in ten days. The column outlines protein emphasis and fluid limitation plus tips to curb appetite and urges readers to request a dieting booklet and join a church group fundraiser.
Grand slam by Mrs. Gerard in 1964 Olympiad
In the women’s match Mexico versus Great Britain, Mrs. Odon Duran and Mrs. Enrique Gerard from Mexico reached a seven spade grand slam after an extraordinary Neapolitan Club opening and dramatic bidding. The hand featured a fortuitous squeeze and yielded 2 210 points for Mexico, while the British North South pair failed to bid the grand slam.
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Enrique Gerard North
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History Items From February Sixteen Across Centuries
On February 16, 1959, Fidel Castro was sworn in as Cuba's premier. In 1804 American sailors burned the captured U S Navy Frigate Philadelphia in Tripoli harbor. 1846 Texas state legislature met in Austin. 1871 Franco Prussian War ended with France's defeat. 1862 Confederate forces surrendered at Fort Donelson. 1918 Dover was bombarded by German submarines. 1942 German U boats attacked Aruba refineries. Ten years ago sit ins at Carolina Virginia Tennessee lunch counters. Five years ago three Americans and a Canadian woman arrested for plotting to bomb the Statue of Liberty the Liberty Bell and the Washington Monument.
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Ohio approves over $8 million for crime fighting funds
The Ohio Law Enforcement Supervisory Commission tentatively approves more than $8 million in federal crime-fighting funds for Ohio. The plan includes $500,000 for training Division of Corrections personnel and $400,000 to expand the Highway Patrol Academy to provide training facilities for other state agencies and local departments.
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Ohio
Ohio Law Enforcement Supervisory Commission
Ohio Division of Corrections
Ohio Highway Patrol Academy
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