Too Much Sex in Los Angeles Sparks Couple Counseling Debate
A reader urges balanced guidance after Ann Landers advises a couple with mismatched sexual interest. The letter-writer argues both spouses deserve help, noting the wife’s stress from caregiving and the husband’s demand for sex. The reply endorses counseling for both, condemns the husband’s demeaner, and supports joint effort to resolve the conflict.
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Ann Landers
Los Angeles
Florida
Betty
Yale
Yalie
Kentucky
Homemade pre wash spray recipe from Heloise
Sandy asks for help preserving a Heloise column on a homemade pre wash spray. The recipe calls for equal parts ammonia, dishwashing liquid, and water, with careful labeling and child safety, to pretreat washable garments before washing. Also shared is a wrapping storage idea using cut cardboard tubes as clamps to organize rolls and cords.
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Heloise
Sandy
Steven Owens
Cicero, Ind
Fox to skip Notre Dame speech. Russert to speak at May 19
Mexican President Vicente Fox canceled plans to speak at Notre Dame commencement due to political conditions. Tim Russert, NBC News Washington bureau chief and host of Meet the Press, will address the Class of 2002 on May 19, 2002.
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Fox South Bend
Ind
Vicente Fox
Notre Dame
Tim Russert
Meet the Press
Washington
NBC News
Crossword by Eugene Sheffer Across
The puzzle lists clues across and down with wordplay on starts like Kapowiel mishap and teensiest bits, offering a classic Sheffer style crossword. Readers fill entries such as Romeos brain pal and Barcelona for a brisk mental workout amid gridful puns and thematic hints.
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Jaworski
Barcelona
Romeo
Aso Richard
Taj Mahal
Mideast
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