Ann Landers Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Fragments
Readers share marital concerns about suspicions of infidelity and a friend involved with illegal drug traffic. The column counsels confronting a well behaved husband with evidence and seeking counseling, while another reader notes commitment to a dated plan and the need to keep a social invitation. The reply warns that drug connections could reflect on the husband if his friend is implicated.
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Ann Landers
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Lisa
Tyes
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H.U.R.T
Gun owning lawmakers higher than general public survey
Washington report finds 27 percent of House members own handguns versus 18 percent of American households. About 115 members reportedly own pistols with 60 percent responding. Public favors handgun registration at 67 percent, House at 57 percent. Southern members most armed. Northeastern least. Conservatives more likely than liberals to own pistols. Also notes first color TV demonstration by Bell Labs on June 27, 1929.
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Washington
UPI
House of Representatives
Washington Post
House
Representatives
the Post
Post
Congress
July 4 traffic toll predicted higher than Revolutionary War deaths
The National Safety Council warned that 480 to 580 people may die in traffic crashes during the three day Fourth of July holiday with 22 000 to 27 000 more sustaining disabling injuries on highways. Tofany urged responsible alcohol use seat belt adoption and proper child restraints and advised planning for a designated driver or extra waiting time after drinking. The record highest tolls were 635 in 1971 and 760 in 1972.
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Chicago
UPI
National Safety Council
Lexington
Concord
Bunker Hill
Tofany
California Council approves $9.3 million in grants
The California Council on Criminal Justice approved 9.3 million dollars in law enforcement assistance grants from federal funds. Projects include two after school programs in San Diego and San Francisco offering part-time jobs to youths in high crime areas. Employment is conditional on staying in school and avoiding crime.
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Sacramento
UPI
California
San Diego
San Francisco
Livestock Entries For Shasta Fair Near Deadline
A surge of entries to the Shasta District Fair office precedes the July 2 deadline at 4 p.m for livestock and show categories. Entries must be received or postmarked by the date. Floriculture has a July 24 deadline, other departments by July 15. The fair runs five days starting July 29 at the Anderson office.
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Shasta
Dom Fusaro
Briggs Street
Anderson
No Vaccine for Gonorrhea or Syphilis Found
A medical column notes there is no vaccine for venereal diseases despite a 1950s push for research. Dr Louis C Lasagna discusses rising epidemic levels since 1958 and calls for continued public education with parental and school health efforts.
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Mr. N
Louis C. Lasagna
University of Rochester
Lasagna
Elementary Board To Meet Tuesday Night
The Red Bluff Elementary Board will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the district office at 1535 Douglass St. A closed session at 7:30 p.m. will precede the regular meeting. The agenda includes a meeting with the teachers representatives, a policy for administrative and classified groups, uniform replacement, insurance excess coverage and transportation costs.
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Red Bluff
Douglass St
Computer recycling program yields funds for university
In Columbia Missouri UPI reports the university’s computer recycling efforts generated 26500 dollars for the campus recycling budget, recouping value from discarded cards and papers through the university operations program.
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Computer Recycling
Columbia
UPI
University of
Computer Operations
Hac Missouri
PG&E Plans Ahead for LNG Imports to Ease Gas Crisis
The speaker notes that solving the natural gas crisis will be costly for everyone and that overseas liquefied natural gas supplies are being sought. PG&E emphasizes proactive planning to secure future energy resources.
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California
Pg&e
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