Greg Kinnear lands Sabrina debut in Hollywood film
Kansas City Star notes Greg Kinnear faces trepidation making his film debut opposite Harrison Ford and Julia Ormond in Sabrina. The Indiana-born actor, previously host of Talk Soup, praises director Sidney Pollack and describes his path from Arizona to Hollywood, learning on set and handling new emotional ranges.
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Julia Ormond
Sabrina
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Eagle Automobiles
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el Channel
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David Larrabee
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Linus Larrabee
Ford
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Los Angeles
University of Arizona
Pollack
Harrison
Teen Advice Colum n by Notts High Senior
Onondaga County Mental Health official Dr Mark Schneider offers guidance in a teen advice column. The current adviser is Maxine Tearney a Nottingham High School senior seeking practical help for common youth problems.
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Mark Schneider
Onondaga County Mental Health Department
Syracuse
Maxine Tearney
Nottingham High School
Why Is It A Crime To Be A Teen
A reader asks why teens are blamed for underage possession of alcohol. The columnist explains that drinking or buying alcohol under 21 is illegal and that both the buyer and possessor can be charged, regardless of intent. The exchange notes the cashier’s responsibility and the risks of placing underage youth in danger, urging all involved to act lawfully.
Fighting the politics of condemnation true or False
A reader questions common stereotypes about welfare in a debate on public aid programs. The piece states many myths persist about race, motherhood, and budget impact and contrasts them with findings showing the working poor and educated, low income adults form the largest group among the poor, with AFDC cash aid doubling postwar and many recipients having short aid spells rather than long dependence.
Welfare, poverty, and politics in modern America
An analysis argues welfare consumes a small share of the federal budget while Social Security and Medicare dominate entitlements. It notes race and family structure in recipients, inflation-adjusted cash aid trends since 1955, and warns against reducing welfare as a fix for poverty. It urges empathy and rejects blame politics amid economic disparity.
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