Geography gaps among U S students alarm Ann Landers
A Coral Gables Florida college geography test shows many students cannot locate major places. More than half misplace Chicago and London, 7 percent miss the Atlantic Ocean, 27 percent misplace the South Pacific, with Cape Town often placed at the tip of South America.
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Ann Landers
Bismarck
Tallahassee
Albany
Coral Gables
Fla
University of Miami
United States
Chicago
London
David Helgren
Atlantic Ocean
South Pacific
Cape Town
South America
W.J. Hennessy
American Geographical Society
New York
Florida
Ann Landers Advice Across a Nation on Education
The column quotes Ann Landers on college knowledge and a reader from Boston criticizes educational gaps. A reader shares a poem from a grandfather and a reply encourages enjoying adolescence while steering youths away from rushing to adulthood.
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Miss Landers
Boston
Homemade pies in a jiffy Dear Hetoise
Readers share quick kitchen hacks from pie crust prep to time saving tricks. Tips include freezing crumbled dough without liquids for instant crusts, avoiding waste, and using ready measures to speed dessert making while managing busy households.
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Hetoise
Mrs. Grady Colvin
Wortts Gregory System Promises Easy Hair Removal
A promotional note touts Gregory System for permanent hair removal with a complimentary consultation by phone. It emphasizes a demonstration of the method and claims easy removal of unwanted facial and body hair.
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Gregory System International
Neurothlipsia and Pinched Nerve Explained by Dr Companion
Chiropractor Dr Stephen A Companion explains that neurothlipsia equals a pinched nerve from vertebral misalignment. Symptoms include headaches dizziness neck and back pain numbness or tingling and eventual weakness or paralysis if untreated. He advocates chiropractic care and provides contact details for his office at 2025 James St. and his phone number 463-8151.
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Stephen A. Companion
James St
Daytime soaps recap with plots across AS THE WORLD TURNS
Extensive recap of all soap storylines from ALL MY CHILDREN to THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS including Erica’s farewell, Nick, Erica, and prison taunts, Alma and Sandy incidents, various love intrigues, crimes, and escapes across multiple shows with key twists and character affiliations.
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Tad
Silver
Connie Wilkes
California
Carrie
Chuck
Donna
Greg
Opal
Sal
Nick
Erica
Phoebe
Monique
Palmer
Sandy
Alma
Cass
Blaine
Cecile
Elena
Maggie
Paris
Felicia
Craig
Steve
Betsy
Barbara
Gunnar
James
Whit
Bob
Franny
Miranda
Ariel
Karen
Burke
Capitol
Tyler
Sloane
Larry
Kurl
Myrna
Mark
Clarissa
Trey
Jordy
Lizbeth
Julie
Christie
Kelly
Tony
Anna
Melissa
Mickey
Liz
Marie
Neil
Spencer
Sky
Camilla
Andre
Raven
Ian
Geraldine
Mike
David
Harry
Law
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Holly
Luke
Robert
Grant
Dear Susan on divorce and Social Security rights
A reader laments that aging divorced women face harsher Social Security rules than widows, asking for shared pay and benefits. Susan notes the gap, mentions Displaced Homemakers Network, and offers a free booklet. she advises against bitterness and invites letters for future printing.
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Lethra
Consumer Information Center
Department
Pueblo
Colorado
Tomorrow in Syracuse community events preview
Tomorrow brings a full slate of meetings and programs across Syracuse venues. La Leche League meets at 7 30 p m at Mary Rudys home to discuss breastfeeding benefits while System 80 literacy volunteers gather at Beauchamp Library at 9 30 a m. Paine Library hosts a book review of Valley of the Horses by Jean M Auel at 1 p m with Jim Aiella.
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la Leche League
Mary Rudy
Marsden Road
Beauchamp
Jean M. Auel
Jim Aiella
Paine
White Library
Soule
The
Arthritis Foundation
Syracuse
Persian Terrace
J. Stanley Coyne
Friends of Reading
First Presbyterian Church
Genesee St
New York State
Hileen Clarke
Arthritis research links heredity infection to forms of the disease
The Arthritis Foundation in its annual report says preventing some arthritis types may come from understanding the three way link between disease forms heredity and infection. Dr Frederic McDuffie notes genetic markers on white cells can indicate risk but infection appears needed to trigger arthritis. The report cites rheumatoid arthritis affecting about 7 million Americans and outlines progress in early diagnosis treatment and prevention aligned with fundraising of $24.5 million last year and $3.3 million for national research plus local grants.
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Arthritis Foundation
Frederic C. McDuffie
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