Perplexed peacemaker's attitude proper
Dear Ann Landers column from The Ottawa Herald presents three letters. Hackensack mother asks that she not tell her son when parents die, urging the reader to intervene. The second letter, from Cortlandt Manor, asks about wedding gifts and whether to pressure brothers. advice says gifts are voluntary and no major fuss. The third letter, from Pennsylvania, commends teachers who limit computer use to teach grammar, praising the student’s self proof and writing effort.
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Letitia Baldridge
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Cortlandt Manor
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Quebec
Video taped tours aid first home decision making
A reader suggests taping each house during visits to compare features without pressure. The method helped a sister and brother in law pick a home they love after reviewing the tapes at home.
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Emphysema patient can stay active after quitting smoking
A 62 year old man with emphysema can improve function after quitting, though lungs never fully recover. Time and remaining healthy tissue determine activity. fear often drove quitting, and heart weakness is a key death risk.
CROSSWORD Puzzle by Eugene Sheffer Across and Down
The puzzle lists clues for Across and Down with numbers, including entries like Dickens pen name and vaccine instrument variety. It presents a full crossword grid style with themed hints and several puns, asking for word fits across 28 minutes to determine loser.
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