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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1998
Page
13
An 8 year old asks to live with his father after divorce. The mother worries about manipulation and wants best long term outcome. Ann Landers advises that a child should not decide and stresses consistency, schooling, friends, and long term welfare. The exchange includes a humorous dog story from Morty Stomm.
New York real estate heir William Koeppel, 39, sues his mother Roberta over the Koeppel estate valued around 48 million dollars and seeks control of properties and the family’s assets. He questions his father Robert Koeppel’s death, accuses his mother of stock and safes handling, and hints at foul play while pressing for an IRS audit and enforcement of inheritance rights.
Dear Eunice Farmer shares a wrap kimono idea with raglan sleeves and a contrasting front band. Recommends Stretch and Sew pattern 2074 for easy construction, offers an alternative without bands, suggests fabrics like poly print, rayon, or silk, and notes sizing quirks in ready-to-wear.
In the Orlando Sentinel fashion note, readers debate the wrapped cardigan look. One sister argues it sloppy, while another calls it chic and body flattering for tummy and rear. The columnist says opinion varies and suggests wearing what suits you, noting vanity spices life.
Syracuse residents share how summer lingers on camps and beaches into September and October. Kinney keeps her Lake Ontario camp open until late September while Bard Baduch and others stretch summer with late visits to camps and golf until snow arrives. Marked events include TomatoFest in Auburn, Croghan Lumberjack Festival, Old Forge Oktoberfest, Beaver Lake Golden Harvest Festival, and area fairs.
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