Tax dilemma for engaged couple prompts tax aid
Dear Ann Landers advises the couple to address back taxes with a tax attorney. Edgar should face years of unpaid returns to avoid ongoing penalties, while the engaged pair reconsider marriage plans tied to health coverage. A Des Moines burglary tale is shared and commented on for reader letters.
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Ann Landers
Edgar
Floria
S. Edgar
Des Moines Register
Ann
R.L
Mason City
Iowa
United States
Des Moines
Gem
Warren Bennis
University of California School of Business
Polishing Pewter and Kitchen Tips from Heloise
Readers share pewter care advice including metal polish or a homemade paste of denatured alcohol and whiting with a soft cloth, plus a grain friendly method using 0000 steel wool for brushed pewter. Also tips on using dental floss to slice soft cheese and a clothespin bag donated to physical therapy patients.
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Jane Griffith
Elkader
Towa
Irritable bowel syndrome causes and relief tips
Dr Donohue explains IBS involves irregular muscle contractions in the intestines causing cramps bloating and variable bowel habits. Increase dietary fiber gradually with bran or psyllium for constipation and consider antispasmodics or newer treatments. Lotronex is for women with diarrhea predominant IBS.
Carry On Solution Tim es Carries In Event 1
Fragmentary OCR item lists names Danae Zambon Wallace Whitney Capri and veers into unclear timing phrases. The readable names suggest a segment on participants or entrants in a specific event.
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Heloise
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Katy
Texas
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Bethesda, Md
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Ston
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Zambon Territor
Wallace
Whitney
Haley -Locka
Norway
Lation
Score Capital
Bohem
Jan Ai
Awhcon
Blue
Woody's
Baby Hub
Folk
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Robots
Destinaabler
Homing
Jatforsor
Festerda
Scott
Wday
Wales
Fealiyves Service
Nyc
Dilbert
Blondie
Bumstead
Noes
Ze Tee
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Garfield
Eleaveileenu
Jetle Bailey
Baby Blues
Atust
Euzabe
Wu Mane
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