Allen faces audience with self wrapped in controversy
Woody Allen reflects on why he remains unpopular, blaming disenchanted fans not his relationship with Soon Yi Previn. He recalls audience loyalty fading as his films shifted from comedies like Bananas and Sleeper to introspective works such as Interiors and Stardust Memories.
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Invasion by Rick's mother tests married life
Dear Ann Landers letters recount a 25 year struggle with Rick's mother who invades the couple's privacy, spoils grandchildren, and blocks dating. A second reader from Kentucky pleads hopelessly for love as she endures a loveless 22 year marriage while facing financial constraints and snoring issues. Guidance urges counseling for all parties to mend rather than recapture love.
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Partners in parenting in Syracuse area stresses unity
A reader asks how to stop children from playing parents against each other. Marsha Egan and Hart advise weekly planning meetings, consistent parenting agreements, and a united front. They propose family calendars, lists, and a kitchen blackboard to boost communication while acknowledging the challenge of busy schedules and adolescent defiance.
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East Soluions
Hart
Jeanne Albanese
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Meg and Meg the Fetching Dog Win First Competition
Amber Smith Stalverter recounts Meg a border collie in Central New York. Meg, the largest female of a 10-puppy litter, joined the Briggs family four years ago to ease Dan Briggs’s transition. At eight weeks she fetched a ball, by four months she caught Frisbees, and in their June 5 Rome debut they won first place.
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Rome
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Animal Tales seeks extraordinary bonds with pets in CNY
Newsline invites readers to submit animal tales by phone or email for the weekly Animal Tales feature in Syracuse newspapers. Eva Briggs describes Meg the dog as athletically gifted and smart, able to wake a child by nuzzling in the conccr room. Dan, an eighth grader at Driver Middle School, enjoys Frisbee guitar skateboarding and inline skating.
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Vinegar Deodorant for Cats and Vet Advice Column
In a Dr Fox column a reader asks for simple home deodorizing for cat odor. The answer is diluted white vinegar with hot water or an enzyme cleaner from pet stores followed by proper drying and cleaning. Ammonia is warned against as it may trigger further urination.
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