Marriage Fees Seen As Support For Shelter Houses
The Ottawa Herald notes Montana and Kansas marriage license fees fund domestic violence shelters and argues the true extent of abuse is wider than official reports. It describes local incidents around Ottawa and questions whether higher fees would deter or help victims, suggesting revenue aid for those worst affected.
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Local Cosmetologist Objects To Zoning Change Plan
Shirley James of The Hair Shoppe protests city Planning Commission discussion on rezoning her property from R to C-2. She notes licensing requirements and urges regrouping business classifications, arguing beauty shops differ from pool halls taverns and liquor stores.
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Digitalis Side Effects and Alternatives Question
A reader questions digitalis safety and complements with Hawthorn use while another advises proper dosing and reporting side effects. Additional tips cover foot odor treatments and a brief medical note on primary biliary cirrhosis with overview of causes, symptoms, and standard therapy.
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Anti-Trust Settlement Frees AT&T To Compete In Information Services
AT&T’s consent decree with the government is seen as freeing the company from restrictive rules rather than a mere breakup. It could allow AT&T to shed unprofitable operations and pursue computer services, data transmission, and information services through subsidiaries, with Bell Laboratories and Western Electric poised to play major roles in a redefined, less regulated future.
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Victims TV movie portrays rape victims pursuit and fallout
A made for TV drama on rape follows Ruth Hession and five victims as their case collapses on a technicality. Kate Nelligan leads as the haunted survivor, with Howard Hesseman as the rapist. After a renewed vigil, the group shadows the suspect, ending with an unresolved and bleak conclusion.
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