Ann Landers Advice Letters On Sex Drinking And Divorce
A collection of Ann Landers columns addressing teenage sexuality and mistaken views on love, a FDA claim that alcohol acts like a barbiturate, and a distressed 15 year old facing parental divorce. The letters include counseling from Ann and reader responses, with guidance on whether a teen can choose between parents and how society views social drinking.
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Ann Landers
Ann
San Rafael
Huston
Public Notices in Harvey County Probate Court Hearings
Notice of hearing in the estate of Helen Hudson Holman executor Donald Cooper Holman seeks final settlement and allowances with defenses due by July 14 1976 at 2 00 pm in Newton Kansas proceedings list attorney firm Speir Strobeng Sizemore executors and executrix Phyllis J Hall Buckman with dates published June 12 19 26 1976 and seal official.
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Newton Kansan
Harvey County
Kansas
Helen Hudson Holman
State OF
Donald Cooper Holman
Newton
HH. Sizemore
Speir, Stroberg & Sizemore
North Main Box
Newton Kansas
Robert A. Hall
Phyllis J. Hall
Phyllis J. Buckman
Phyllis J. Hall Buckman
H.H. Sizemore
Executrix
Guaranteed income study finds workers stay employed
In Seattle, the federal pilot project shows no evidence that a guaranteed annual income prompts participants to quit jobs. About 2,100 families receive 3600 to 5600 dollars annually for three to five years, with earnings offset on a sliding scale.
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Seattle
Seattle-area
Joe Bell
Bell
State Department of Social and Health Sevices
Larry Orr
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Office of
Washington, D.C
New Jersey
Iowa
North Carolina
Orr
Denver
Florida scientists claim discovery of three new natural elements
A Florida State University team reports finding three to six new natural elements heavier than uranium using a particle accelerator. Findings emerged from mica rocks from Tennessee’s Oak Ridge and were photographed by X rays. Confirmation awaits broader scientific review and replication.
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Tallahassee, Fla
Florida State University
Robert Gentry
Oak Ridge National Laboratory
Tennessee
Alex Zucker
Oak Ridge
J. William Nelson
FSU
Thomas C. Cahill
University of California At Davis
Quebec
Canada
Cahill
Germany
Today in History June 19 1976 highlights and births
On this date in history several events are noted including the Statue of Liberty arriving in New York in 1885, and various colonial, military, and political milestones through the 19th and 20th centuries. Birthdays listed include the Duchess of Windsor and Guy Lombardo.
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Associated Press
New York
France
Roanoke Island
N.C
England
America
Albany
N.Y
S.S
Savannah
Liverpool
Maximilian of
Mexico
U.S
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
Sing Sing
Andes
Ford
Congress
Duchess of Windsor
Guy Lombardo
Peter Ustinov
Canaroce
Old MacMonkey key evidence shifts Hearst trial
Prosecutor James Browning highlights a small carved Olmec monkey head found in Patty Hearst purse at arrest as pivotal in discrediting her testimony. He explains how the artifact aided the government's case and his tactic to neutralize psychiatric testimony.
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Pittsburg
Calif
Nea
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Patty Hearst
James Browning
Old MacMonkey
FBI
Browning
Harvard Law School
Contra Costa County
F. Lee Bailey
Old MacMonek
Willie Wolfe
SLA
Cujo
Wolfe
Los Angeles
Patty
Bill
Emily Harris
New Times
Willie
UCLA
Bailey
Joel Fort
Fort
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The
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
J. Robert Merrill
DuPage County
Mr. Merrill
P.S
P.O. Box 1400
Elgin, Il
Bernard Peterson
Indianapolis
Phillips Petroleum Co
Hearst
Olmee
WASP
the Newton Kansan
Sat
Newton & North Newton
Hansan
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