Solomon Probe: Routine Or Political?
Washington General Services Administration chief Jay Solomon faced an FBI inquiry amid White House pressure and Capitol Hill tensions. Investigators found no wrongdoing by Solomon or his assistant, but critics call the probe politically motivated.
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Norwalk High Wrestling Fans Rewarding Support
Forum praises Norwalk High wrestling fans and parents for enduring District Tournament heartbreak with unwavering support. Despite Bryan Pittenger and Bill Rafie not qualifying, fathers stayed to cheer other wrestlers. Evanses watched Bobb fall in semis yet remained cheerleaders. Coaches Corrigan and DeLuca recall a memorable season and thank a Phantom Fan for inspiration.
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Two Tots With A Wee Problem
DEAR ABBY: I feel silly writing to you but neither my husband nor I resolve this problem. We have two daughters ages 5 and 3. He takes them shopping with him and I sometimes rest. The issue: which restroom should he use with the girls. He sent the oldest into the women’s restroom alone while he waited outside. I objected due to safety fears of public restrooms. The alternative would be the men’s room, which feels wrong though he would stay with them. Dilemma in Denver. Dear Dilemma: I think your husband used good judgment taking the girls to the women’s restroom instead of the men’s. Ask a motherly-looking woman going in to please look after the girls.
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Dear Abby and Readers Reflections on Truth and Loss
A reader asks how to handle workplace secretaries who lie for an executive. Abby replies with a polite script. A reader laments misused phrases Alive at 65 and shares grief after a daughter's alcohol-related death. A columnist counsel on brains, silence, and coping follows.
Odyssey of Joe Beyrle in Moscow after years of searching
Joseph Beyrle a Muskegon Michigan man retraced his wartime path from Normandy 1944 to a German POW camp and a daring escape, then fought with Russians near Landsberg before Zhukov helped secure his papers. He learned his own presumed death in Normandy was mistaken and finally visited Moscow and the U S Embassy a decade later.
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