Effective communication rules from Boyer and Weiner
The article explains how to clarify messages by limiting opinion and using facts. It cites E Gill Boyer and Joan L Weiner who advocate paraphrasing listening, avoiding attacking statements and yes but phrases, and using I statements to express needs.
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Rabin fined 1500 and wife to stand trial in bank case
Israel's cabinet met as Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, fined $1,500 for an illicit Washington bank account, faces ongoing duties while his wife Leah Rabin will stand trial for concealing the accounts. If convicted, she would face up to three years and a fine. Rabin cannot resign under caretaker government rules.
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Soviet fishing row tests U.S. patience and ties
The United States escorted a second Soviet ship into Boston and warned that more violations of the 200 mile fishing limit could strain superpower relations. The Taras Shevchenko and Antanas Snechkus faced seizure after Soviet crews exceeded limits, with possible charges and further actions under review.
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Critics honor Roots Eleanor and Franklin sweep TV awards
The Television Critics Circle awards crown Roots and Eleanor and Franklin with five trophies each, tied for Program of the Year, while The Mary Tyler Moore Show earns four prizes. Ed Asner wins both best male comedy and supporting dramatic actor for Roots and MTM.
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Barnes eyed to head Ohio GOP
Earl Barnes Hamilton County Republican chairman emerges as frontrunner to replace Kent McGough who plans to resign May 15. Barnes, 33, a Cincinnati attorney and longtime party leader, draws support from Robert Hughes while facing opposition from Rhodes allies and GOP conservatives.
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White House says not seeking confrontation with Soviet Union
President Carter’s spokesman says the U S is not seeking a confrontation with any nation despite disputes over arms reductions and fishing limits with the Soviet Union. Jody Powell notes no link between fisheries dispute and stalled arms talks and mentions a planned meeting with Soviet Ambassador Anatoli Dobrynina for clarification on nuclear limits.
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Miner regains arms after dramatic seafold rescue accident
David Lynn Jackson, 18, lost both arms in a mine shaft accident while saving a fellow worker, when a 1000 foot steel plate fell. Doctors at Jewish Hospital reimplanted his arms in a 12 hour operation on April 7. He expects about 60 percent use of his right arm and 50 percent use of his left.
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Trudeau wife in Boston amid 90 day separation report
Margaret Trudeau arriving at Logan Airport with her three children on a private visit amid a 90 day trial separation from Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau. The couple had reportedly agreed to a separation as he ski vacations in Utah continued.
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Egg Roll At White House Draws Big Crowd
A US president event drew 15,347 attendees on the South Lawn as military bands played. President Carter, Rosalynn, Amy and Jason observed brief egg races with the First Family in attendance for about 30 minutes amid 800 degree heat.
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Goodyear blimp hijack idea unlikely says film advisor
Aaron AP reports Goodyear blimp hijacking in Black Sunday is unrealistic in real life. Nick Nicolary, the film's technical adviser, notes multiple factors prevent such a hijack, despite the movie's terrorist plot requiring a 120 bomb on the gondola and a Super Bowl takeover. Omaha police chase runaway outhouse causes no injuries.
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