Dear Abby advises psychologists and professionals on ethics
The columnist addresses reader questions about ethics in professional practice, including a psychologist treating patients and the line of duty. Advice covers who should treat emotional problems, the role of physicians for medication, and when referrals to psychologists are appropriate. The letter from a teen about a trip to Belgium is noted with guidance.
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Dear Abby and court case mix reaches readers in Virginia
Dear Abby column prompts readers to seek advice while a separate news item reports Standard Hope Smith, 37, who insists he did not do it, has been assigned a court appointed lawyer in the murder case of Cynthia Louise Hellman, 19, from Houston. A preliminary hearing is tentatively set for May 9 in Lynchburg Municipal Court.
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Debbie Reynolds Charged Over Unlicensed Firearm
Debbie Reynolds was arraigned in Criminal Court on an unlicensed antique stage pistol charge. She was released without bail pending May 8, while her son Todd Fisher, 15, briefly wounded himself with the gun. Eddie Fisher is his father.
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Radical Reform Planned for Vietnam Government
In Saigon President Nguyen Van Thieu bids a radical reform of the national structure to decentralize power. Aimed at autonomy for provinces in budgets and administration, the plan envisions a new economics ministry or superministry to oversee foreign aid and shifts of civil service work to village and district centers.
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Thieu
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