Dear Abby Divorcing Dad’s Girlfriend Takes Spotlight
Dear Abby weighs in on a divorcing father who moved out with a girlfriend, exposing the kids to new partners and the clash between parental dating and child welfare. A Missouri mother and an Illinois daughter seek guidance on boundaries, rent, and establishing independent homes.
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Crossword Puzzle Clues and Answers Quiz Card
Odessa American presents an online crossword test with daily puzzles and past entries. The mixed clues cover animals, professions, colors, and geography, featuring various person and place names and several tough wordplay items.
Horoscope Roundup for Scorpio and Others in Daily Split
A broad daily horoscope warns Scorpios to pursue desires with confidence and embrace change while noting the need for collaboration and mindful spending. It covers Aries through Pisces with brief guidance on decisions, temper, and tonight’s suggested actions, plus a contact line for extended readings.
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Fatigue No Quick Tonic Says Doctor Donohue
Fatigue is a common complaint and there is no universal tonic. Doctors should seek underlying causes and treat them. If a physician shows little interest, consider finding another for proper evaluation and care.
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Four Spades Triumph Defies Declarer in Spingold Play
In a Spingold Team Championship match, Mike Passell leverages precise defense to defeat declarer in four spades. After a transfer to four hearts, the SP declares, dummy pearls, and Passell cashes a run of diamonds and spades, leaving the opposing declarer puzzled as East holds the critical spade queen, sealing the loss for the South hand.
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This Day in History Highlights from Jan 12
January 12 marks notable events: 1945 Soviet offensive in Eastern Europe. 1519 Maximilian I dies. 1773 first public museum in Charleston. 1915 House rejects women’s suffrage. 1932 Hattie Caraway becomes first woman elected to Senate. 1942 Roosevelt reestablishes War Labor Board. 1948 Supreme Court bans race-based law school discrimination. 1966 Johnson calls Vietnam stay. 1976 Agatha Christie dies. 1986 Columbia orbiter carries first Hispanic American in space. 1987 Terry Waite’s Lebanon mission ends with captivity.
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