Grace under pressure and honest answers from Ann Landers
Readers discuss class and poise under stress with Princess Caroline and a humorous take on grace under pressure. The column shares multiple reader questions about marriage, secrecy, behavior, and misunderstandings with practical, humorous, and empathetic responses from Ann Landers.
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Princess Caroline
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Ohio
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Pecos social notes detail local families and travels
Pecos residents report weekend visits and long trips. Charlie Weinacht and five Tech friends attended the Pecos Eagle-Lamesa game. Jeanette Hill and relatives move to Venezuela for oil work. John and Donna Sullivan visit Dallas and Fort Worth. revival services by the First United Methodist Church continue. Meuths tour Europe with sidetrips to Amsterdam, Paris, Geneva, and Vienna. Smith family travels include Labor Day weekend in San Angelo and Midland visits.
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Venezuela
Jeanette
W.W
Cat'’ Hill
Pecos
John Sullivan
Cowan
Bobby
Bo) Lewis Jr
Angela Sullivan
Fort Worth
Angela
Bobby Sullivan
John Sullivans
Texas Stadium
Roger Owens
Bob Meuth
Lacasita
Guildford
Salisbury
Winchester
Paris
France
Eiffel Tower
Napoleon
Opera House
Grand Palace
Tuileries Gardens
Louvre Museum
Palace of
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Geneva
Switzerland
United Nations
Swiss Alps
Vienna
Austria
Germany
Stuttgart
Heidelberg
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Copenhagen
Denmark
Malmo
Sweden
Meuth
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Vincent van Gogh
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Holland
Mary Ann Gurno
Austin
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Fort Stockton
Carl Smith
Susan
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Boater Leaves No Name After Labor Day Rescue
A would be good Samaritan helped a stranded boat on Lake Walter E. Long near Austin and then vanished. Larry Anderson, nine aboard, ran out of gas and sank after a fast tow from the unidentified boater who disappeared before asking for thanks. On a separate note in Caerphilly a dog guarded a coat and owner scent for a week before being rescued by the SPCA amid snarls misunderstood as a smile.
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Texas
Caerphilly
Wales
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
Colorful Garnishes Boost Seafood Appeal in Meals
Texas A&M University System specialist An nette Reddell of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service says eye appeal is key to seafood enjoyment. She advises edible garnishes that contrast color and texture, using citrus, mint, parsley, vegetables, and even fruits to brighten fish dishes without overpowering flavor.
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College Station
Annette Reddell
Unborn child at risk from maternal drinking warns expert
A health education specialist from the Texas Agricultural Extension Service warns that drinking alcohol during pregnancy threatens the unborn child with birth defects or mental impairment. Three ounces daily is a definite risk, with even one to three ounces requiring caution.
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College Station
Carla Shearer
United States
Ms. Shearer
Food and Drug Administration
Weekend Assault Patterns Highlight Higher Sunday Incidents
Debby Johnson of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service reports study findings on assault and homicide showing family violence peaks over weekends, with Sundays most affected. The Texas A&M University System is cited as the context for the research.
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Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
Stable grocery bills eyed through 1978 say Texas expert
Texas home economist Mrs. Gwendolyn Clyatt from Texas A&M Ext Ensu. forecasts stable food prices barring weather disruptions. Forecast highlights include canned vegetables and fruits, peanut butter, pasta, orange juice, French fries, and ice milk on specials. Fresh veg like carrots cucumbers corn onions peppers and squash plentiful and affordable. Eggs and fryer chickens in large supply. beef price ranges steady to up slightly, with less tender cuts advised. Also notes rice tips and local church youth revival and community notices.
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College Station
Texas Home
Gwendolyn Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University System
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