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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1983
Page
21
A reader recounts impulse to vandalize after a parking space dispute and sends $10 to a charity, seeking redemption. Dear Ann Landers points to the Rehabilitation Institute in Chicago for the first act of restitution. A separate letter from a 13 year old rape survivor is introduced for response.
A 17 year old rape survivor hides the assault for 13 years, blaming herself. She seeks therapy for obesity and relationship issues and learns to talk about the trauma with sensitive counselors. The exchange urges contacting rape hotlines for immediate free counseling and support.
Readers share a DIY log making method using folded newspaper rolls soaked in a lime copper sulfate solution and dried before burning. The process includes rolling stacks, using a tuna can end caps, avoiding strings, soaking for 3 to 4 weeks, and storing dry. Also notes giving small bake-and-ship gift cake tips.
A reader details a custody dispute with a ex husband failing to maintain medical insurance and pay child support. Susan Deitz suggests using the Parent Locator Service to enforce payments and cites state and national efforts to promote support enforcement, including forthcoming awareness months and requests to lawmakers.
Winslow argues that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle could have orchestrated the Piltdown hoax using his geology skills and social access. He cites Doyle's visits to the site, connections to Dawson and Woodward, and Doyle's interest in spiritualism as motive, while noting skeptics and peers dispute the theory.
Pente Games Inc markets Decipher a 150-piece cipher puzzle with a $100,000 prize for the correct English solution. Players pay $12, register, and mail entries by March 1, 1984. Warren Holland created the game, with risk insured by Lloyd's of London and a New York insurer for $4,500.
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