Crowe accused of brawling in Australia headlines
New Zealand born actor Russell Crowe faces multiple alleged incidents in Australia including three fights, a bite, and a scuffle at a New South Wales nightclub and a Queensland motel rampage. Publicists and spokespeople deny claims while Australian press label it a storm in a teacup. The reports contrast with his onscreen roles in The Insider and LA Confidential as well as public remarks about Parkinson's work.
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Smiley faces on medical bills spark debate
Ann Landers letters respond to a case where a bill with a smiley face was sent after a patient death. The columnist argues clerks cannot know a death without the doctor noting it, and urges formal billing. A reader asks about toy overrun by grandparents and storage, with advice to donate unused items to charity.
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Parents seek guidance on teen honesty and safety
Jeanne Albanese discusses a 16 year old daughter and parental strategies to foster honesty and safety. Experts advise open dialogue with counselors and teachers, setting clear rules, and earning trust to guide teens away from risky behavior.
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Christmas Rescue Dog Testament of a Miracle
On Christmas Eve 1998 Chrissy Clancy and her boyfriend Al Paglia found a frozen starving Rottweiler shepherd puppy tied to a stop sign. They brought him home despite plans and fear he would die. By Christmas Day the pup recovered, began eating, and today weighs about 75 pounds.
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Harold the Herald Dog Bond Spotted in Syracuse Story
A Syracuse dog earns the nickname Harold from Paglia's Herald Angels line and delights owner Clancy, who recalls the dog’s feats from chewing a light bulb to saving Christmas memories. The tale highlights a remarkable human animal bond as the paper seeks readers for "Animal Tales" submissions.
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Mirror reactions in cats reveal their imagination
Dr. Michael Fox explains that cats react variably to mirrors, from charging at reflections to ignoring them. He notes most eventually realize the reflection is not another cat, and urges not to worry. Also covers a sick old dog with vertigo from middle-ear disease and humane euthanasia guidance.
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