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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1986

Page

9

Clergy stress and role strain in modern churches

Families Under Stress by William DP Brown explores how clergy face stress from ambiguous duties and conflicting parish expectations. It cites a study by Leslie Freedman noting rabbis’ psychological pressures and marital issues, urging churches to allow contemplative, less strained ministry and inviting readers to write to Dr Brown.

Leslie Freedman City University of New York Brown Washingt gecHiots Columo

Older workers seek jobs and tax tips in guidance columns

A series of questions covers senior job hunting tips, tax planning after selling farmland, divorce finance risks, and choosing ethical pet charities. Advice includes listing strengths, contacting state employment and United Way offices, waiting on reinvestment until CDs mature, and using national charity guides to select reputable pet causes.

State Employment Agency United Way Mr. A M_H.T. A National Charities Information Bureau Union Square West New York N.Y Council of Better Business Bureaus Wilson Blvd Arlington

Women urged to adopt men's rules says Lyttle

Paulee Lyttle co author of Why Jenny Cant Lead argues women must learn the male dominant system to lead. She describes a political struggle in offices and suggests women should study resilience and teamwork to prevail. Her Phoenix lecture for Planned Parenthood touched on gender dynamics and leadership strategies.

Scottsdale, Ar Paulee Lyttle Jenny Jeanny Lyttle Operational Politics Inc Phoenix Planned Parenthood Central Arizona Census Bureau U.S

Teens Debate Who Pays on Dates in Survey Results

A large teen survey asks who should pay when a girl invites a boy on a date. Among 4,972 respondents, 82 percent of girls favor the inviting party paying, while 72 percent of boys prefer the payer be the one who asked. Respondents from multiple states share opinions, from Dutch treat to self payment, and some say the date should be paid by each for themselves.

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Dear Abby column spans military wife and others

A mixed set of Dear Abby letters discuss a career military fiancé and the burdens on a Navy wife, sneezing etiquette, and a reader who married a disabled missionary. The installments cover domestic duties, relocation strain, faith healing through diet, and advice on love beyond handicaps.

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