Flashers and Advice Columns in a Philadelphia Paper
A reader asks if a flasher toward women in public places is likely to molest children, with experts noting flashers are typically impotent and need reporting. The page also lists Ann Landers booklets for teens with pricing and ordering details.
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Willa Flasher
Philadelphia
Flint
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Ann Landers Advice Column Reader Letters on Homecoming
Dear Peace in Penn reveals a calm approach to an adult daughter moving back home amid economic hardship. The writer honors boundaries, friendship, and mutual respect, while Ann responds that such homecomings often reflect good parenting and family harmony rather than misuse of hospitality.
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Ann
Penn
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Dear Heloise readers share quick housekeeping tips
Readers offer simple room deodorizing ideas using scented dryer sheets, a water-saving hydration method, and a family birthday anniversary chart. Other letters discuss infant feeding advice guidance from a mother, repurposing old pantry staples for birds after cooking, and a note on safety of feeding cooked pasta to birds.
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Heloise
Grace
Ray Cook
Margaret Chandler
Margaret
Dear Susan columns reveal dating advice and divorce burdens
A reader seeks an age compatible relationship while noting male peers' flaws and older women may date younger men. Letters discuss divorce economics, custody, alimony, and the appeal for fathers to stay involved. The Susan Deitz column notes men often struggle with court burdens and emphasize shared parental responsibilities.
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Susan
Canada
Upcoming Central New York Events Calendar Highlights
Tomorrow features the Gen Asa Danforth Chapter NSDAR gathering at 12 15 p m at 7829 Hyacinth Lane North Syracuse for a benefit auction. Luncheon at Syracuse University Alumni Lounge then a Margaret Bourke White exhibit tour. Various library events, film showings, story hours, a Rose Show, summer computer camp, and a stained glass repair workshop follow across Syracuse area.
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Syracuse
Nscar Projects
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Fayetteville
New Environment Association
Euclid Community
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Soule
Betty Alderman
White
Mundy
Paine
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Onondaga
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Hazard
Peelable wallcovering borders add dorm room flair
ATLANTA UPI reports dry strippable Flair Trim borders offer a cheap way to personalize dorm rooms without violating rules. A 48-foot rail costs about $10 and comes in 20 styles. Apply by cutting to length, dipping 15 seconds, placing, and sponging dry. Sold in home centers and hardware stores. Call Printpack Inc. at (800) 241-9984 for local retailer names.
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