Ann Landers Advice Columns From The 1970s Debated Relationships
A reader requests guidance on a high school senior's excessive dating and burnout. Ann Landers urges reducing the number of partners to preserve energy and future prospects, warning about harming future relationships.
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Hints From Heloise Food Scrapbook Advice
Readers share practical tips from Heloise style columns and volunteers. A nurse’s aide describes using a scrapbook of comforting items to aid patients and reminders to check dietary restrictions. Frugal hacks include diaper care, patch sewing with heat limits, altering youth clothing seams, whitening handkerchiefs with cream of tartar, and simple travel comfort items.
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Bridge Club Finesse Silly Here
West dealer. Neither side vulnerable.
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Bridge Problem And History In One Piece
A bridge puzzle discusses four spades and a heart lead, detailing a discard plan and trumps, then a diamond finesse. It contrasts with historical notes from March 28 1972, highlighting events from 1939 Madrid to 1945 Cebu and other milestones, ending with credit to West for baiting a trap in the play.
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Sheriff Reaps Youth Help in Sign Recovery Plan
Barton County Sheriff Marion Weese praised two youths who recently helped locate and recover missing signs after agreeing not to press charges. The no questions asked campaign yielded 56 signs, including 13 stop signs and 6 road closed signs, along with other items.
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Norway Ships Lead Houston Port Entries in 1971
Norway again led all foreign nations by vessels entering the Port of Houston in 1971 with 460 ships. Liberia ranked second with 404, West Germany third with 253, the United Kingdom sixth with 217 and Greece with 213.
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New Mexico Displays Both Oldest and Newest State Capitols
Santa Fe houses the Palace of the Governors built in 1610 and the old seat of government for centuries. The new state capitol, dedicated December 8, 1956, cost 4 676 860 dollars and rises with four levels.
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