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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1982
Page
6
Dear Linda reports a 16 year old girl from Texas now in Baltimore who fears boyfriend Alex may sniff glue and urges caution. The advisor warns glue sniffing harms brain and liver, acts like alcohol intoxication, and can lead to overdose, accidents, or death. Linda is advised to avoid the risky peer.
A reader seeks guidance after divorcing an alcoholic crook and flirting with a married man who resembles Cary Grant. The column counsels resisting contact to curb impulses, noting men still pursue rather than be pursued and advising to hide writing tools and avoid reaching out.
Dear Heloise helps settle a reader debate on dusting and vacuuming order. For carpet, either order works, especially with dust magnet spray. For hardwood or vinyl, dust last to avoid distributing dust while sweeping, letting you pick up settled particles later.
A reader offers kitchen and household hints including hard boiled eggs canned beets and cucumbers juice for potato salad and coleslaw and a jab about novelty tips. Another contributor explains labeling new appliances with date serial and model numbers to avoid hunting for manuals. A third shares a bobbin trick to buy two spools of thread to refill bobbins without rethreading the machine.
Erica chooses to stick with Kent to protect her modeling career. The scene unfolds amid a sprawling soap page listing multiple storylines with Paul, Tom, Margo, and others in overlapping plots across THE WORLD TURNS, DAYS OF OUR LIVES and GUIDING LIGHT style vignettes.
A wide network of Herald Journal and Herald American reporters and photographers covers top news across a 15 county New York area. The emphasis is on first hand, community expert reporting of breaking events.
Dr Stephen A Companion warns that resting inflames arthritis and pain pills create a vicious cycle. He explains causes include past injuries heredity and infections, notes arthritis can strike in 30s and 40s, and urges prompt treatment. He offers office visits at 25 James Street or 2025 James Street and phone contact 4638151.
A reader writes that a wife who supported her husband during medical school deserves financial recognition now that he is a physician. The letter argues she sustained finances and life, so she should receive part of his earnings as settlement or compensation.
Alfred D A of Newport News asks if his estranged wife should avoid dating his cousin until divorce. The advisor says emotional divorce must precede legal steps and warns revenge motives. The column encourages letting go and learning from mistakes.
The article gathers reactions from figures in Onondaga County about Wayne Williams and the mass murder case. Dennis Dowdell, Leon Modeste, Rev. Rasberry, and Marjorie White discuss guilt, innocence, and the emotional toll on families and the community while noting limited jury certainty and media impact. Dowdell recalls prison experiences and justice concerns. White suggests press coverage may complicate perceptions and affect the Williams family.
Next Monday features Adult Education Registration and an Orient Rugs Today program at Eastwood Junior High School from 7 to 9 p.m. A consumer tips talk runs at Baldwinsville Public Library at 43 Oswego Street at 7 p.m. Public hearings on the sales tax issue occur at Everson Museum from 7:30 to 11 p.m., with a note that sessions continue Tuesday. A luncheon honors Nellie A Hurley Scholarship winners at Onondaga Community College's Nursing School Auxiliary to Community‑General Hospital, Broad Room, at noon.
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