Ann Landers letters spark debate over sex and parenting
A reader from Detroit challenges Ann Landers on her stance about sex in marriage and the column’s bias toward men. A Georgetown reader laments parental pressure on teens to read the column, urging more balanced, voluntary engagement. Form letters and dating guidance received Troy response.
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Man To Face Assault Charge In Middletown
In Middletown Connecticut a 48 year old man Robert Shultz faced an aggravated assault charge after barricading himself in his parents Wilcox Road home for 18 hours following February 10. Police surrounded the residence but did not force entry until he surrendered. Shultz was arraigned November 12 and granted a continuance to today.
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Power Failures Strike Newington and Berlin in Major Outage
About 4 000 residents in Berlin and Newington faced a 10 hour blackout after a fire and short circuit at the East New Britain substation. 13 000 families lost power. by 6 p.m. ~9 000 were restored via alternate supplies, with 4 000 awaiting full return after midnight. Hospitals, police, and businesses were affected. emergency generators were used where needed.
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Episcopalian Laymen Back Social Action Survey Shows Northeastern Support
A Episcopal Church Foundation survey finds 63 percent of Northeastern laymen favor parish clergy involvement in civil rights, 70 percent oppose direct political action, and 61 percent support women’s ordination. National averages 53 percent civil rights involvement and 50-50 on ordination. Northeast leads in social action.
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Ski Buffs Get Their Druthers
Winter scene across New England brings up to four inches of snow in Maine and Boston with slick roads and plowing under way. 38,000 fans fill Harvard Stadium as the Vikings beat the Patriots 35 14. Hartford Knights fall to the Firebirds 31 0 for the ACFL title. Coolidge district in Plymouth catalogued for preservation by the National Park Service.
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Television In Review and Public Affairs Note
TV notes recap upcoming NBC CBS and ABC offerings with guests including Wilt Chamberlain Sammy Davis Jr Dean Martin and Frank Sinatra. Highlights cover Love American Style Laugh-In The Bridge on the River Kwai reruns and a Merv Griffin salute. Also reports Cosby plans teaching career and a Democratic Study Group assessment of Nixon campaign impact on House races.
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