Jury rejects monk's assault claims by deprogrammers
In Oklahoma City a federal jury found no evidence that Father Philaret, a monk from Forest Park, was assaulted or unlawfully deprived during 1976 deprogramming arranged by his parents. Judge Daugherty ruled depr ogramming legally permissible under the court order and dismissed false imprisonment and intentional infliction claims. The panel sided with the deprogrammers and associated figures including Joe Alexander Esther Trauscht Michael Trauscht Gary Scharff Kevin Gilmartin and the Freedom of Thought Foundation of Phoenix.
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Why wives outlive husbands says Ann Landers
A humorous reader letter and Ann Landers reply discuss a theory that wives outlive spouses due to God rewarding long suffering wives. The exchange notes statistics showing married men live longer, countering the idea, and includes other reader questions about dating age and canned soup sugar content.
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Portable electric heaters cut furnace use and save money
Consumers Union reports that using portable electric heaters can reduce central heating demand and lower bills. By warming a specific area with a 1500 watt heater four hours daily, a typical home could save despite added electricity costs.
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Vaughns to Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Everett and Mamie Murphy Vaughn of Anna celebrate 60 years of marriage with a Sunday reception from 2 to 4 pm at the Anna Community Center. Married January 27, 1921, Everett is a retired carpenter. They have four daughters and ten grandchildren plus six great grandchildren. friends invited. no gifts requested.
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Job outlook bright for engineers and computer scientists
A Syracuse University placement specialist, Donald Wright, says graduates in computer science and engineering will find plentiful job opportunities through the 1980s. He notes a master's in business administration boosts value, and that engineering grads may start around $23,000 while psychology grads average about $13,000.
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