California Defends Evolution in New State Curriculum Framework
California faces a pivotal week in a national debate as the state prepares a revised science curriculum framework. The panel recommends stronger evolution teaching, arguing it is essential to science education while opponents urge balanced views. If approved, the framework shapes standards used by 1,030 local districts and influences textbooks nationwide.
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Affair with sister's husband ends in family disaster
Dear Ann Landers and readers discuss a reader's affair with her sister's husband. The letter reveals a child and years of secrecy, urging the writer to leave Mel to avoid splitting the family. The column adds humorous quips and reader questions on politics and etiquette.
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A reader asks if long term Capoten should continue after good readings and a dose reduction. Dr. Donohue cautions to stay with doctor guidance, maintain lifestyle changes, and reassess whether stopping is appropriate. The column explains possible gradual reduction versus stopping, and notes individual medical judgment. It covers a child with Henoch Schonlein purpura related to strep infections and the potential for ongoing penicillin prevention, stressing cautious evaluation before preventive therapy.
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