Rosalynn's power grows in Carter White House shift
Rosalynn Carter helps drive a tougher presidential style as President Carter fires loyalists and asserts executive control. The first lady shapes policy and image, aiming to steady the administration, regain standing, and bolster his reelection bid amid political pressure and lower popularity polls.
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Dear Abby column excerpts and reader questions
A collection of four Dear Abby questions and answers. Topics include a volunteer at a nursing home, revealing past marriages to children, a wife snooping in her husband’s wallet, and marital trust. The tone is advisory and practical, reflecting standard columnist guidance.
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Dear Abby letters mix humor on visits and birthday plans
A Santa Clara reader asks about inviting a judgmental relative with constant inspections. Abby suggests humor, nickname the inspector general, and candid but gentle handling. Other letters discuss celebrating a 30th birthday, hosting a home gathering, and clarifications on family relations half and step siblings. The page also criticizes laetrile and nuclear power debates with references to Dorothy Fuldheim and Union of Concerned Scientists.
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Public plea against poison corn on courthouse pigeons
A public request to the County Commissioners urges they halt poisoning on the Court House roof during spring and summer to protect young pigeons. The notice notes corn was placed Monday July 23 and baby pigeons in nests are dying.
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Dollar drop bites American in London and raises costs
An American living in London explains how a weaker dollar inflates expenses from food to rent and taxes. He notes inflation around 11 percent annually, Thatcher’s 15 percent sales tax, and a British income tax bill rising by about 490 dollars if paid with pounds today, with further rises possible tomorrow.
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