Reading a Diary Sparks Privacy Advice and College Tips
A reader asks if it was wrong to read a spouse's diary amid divorce. Annie's Mailbox says invading privacy is inappropriate unless danger is present, urges forgiveness, and notes the diary may misrepresent reality. Additional letters warn about child safety with delivery drivers and share college success tips from a graduate student.
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Annie
Wisconsin
Pizza Guy
California
Big Ten University
Indiana
Kathy Mitchell
Marcy Sugar
Ann Landers
P.O
Chicago
Leave good messages for better returns in business calls
Dear Heloise suggests concise messages with area codes spoken clearly and repeated. Include your name and callback number, avoid rambling, and call at a good hour to improve chances of a reply.
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Heloise
Texas
Louise
Bill
Heloise P.O
San Antonio
Heloise.com
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down mixed clues
The puzzle features clues such as Smaller Can prov and Con game across, with many entries referencing famous players, tech terms, and common phrases across a wide grid. Down clues include Eminem's Skate specialty boarders and Barracks, with several entries appearing as partial or altered wording.
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Whitewater Investictor
Fragran Wood
Martha Stewart
Eminem
Oklahoma
Method City
Barracks
Mit
P Diddy Sued Over Studio Assaults In Manhattan
Two men, Thomas Guest and Damon Jackson, sue Sean Combs for 25 million each alleging security guards assaulted them at Daddy's House studio on West 44th Street in August 2002. Combs's spokeswoman calls the claims baseless and ridiculous.
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Diddy
NEW York
Sean
Combs
Manhattan
Thomas Guest
Damon Jackson
West 44Th Street
Susan Makarichev
Guest
Jackson
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