Dear Abby column advises actions for dogs left in hot cars
Dear Abby warns that cars heat quickly when outside temperatures rise and urges readers to alert store managers or security, then police if needed, when a dog is left in distress. The column also offers relationship advice about introducing families and reveals a reader’s dilemma about disclosing man made diamonds.
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Neighboring woman in sunlit backyard draws concern
Dear Amy advises Concerned Dad to keep his 14 year old sons from physical contact with the neighbor while clarifying boundaries over topless sunbathing and sunscreen. The column also reassures a reader who regrets not apologizing after a minor car bump, urging perspective.
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Schmooze course helps students beat social hang ups
A one day course at Harper, begun two years ago by Rowe Dimas, trains students to socialize with confidence. The $39 session draws 16 to 25 participants across ages, with many joining to strengthen party conversation, eye contact, and introductions.
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Karen Kuzmiar
Plant Krauss team on Raising Sand follow up album
Robert Plant and Alison Krauss announce a new album recorded in Nashville and Los Angeles. Produced by T Bone Burnett, the project covers blues R B country and folk songs by Mel Tillis Townes Van Zandt Tom Waits Gene Clark and others. It includes Please Read the Letter from Plant and Page and is set for October release on Rounder Records.
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Bombs and memory mingle in Hiroshima films debate
The interview touches on whether the atomic bomb ended the war, with navigator Van Kirk arguing necessity. Director Okazaki and Nevins discuss survivor narratives and the film’s neutral stance on morality. References include Hiroshima Mon Amour and Black Rain, plus John Hersey’s Hiroshima.
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The DeLorean’s rise and near collapse then comeback
The DeLorean gained cult status for its gull winged stainless steel look and John DeLorean's bold run at GM. After a costly 1982 receivership and a cocaine trial acquittal, the car rose again in pop culture through Back to the Future. Restoration shops keep the dream alive with rebuilt units and ongoing demand.
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Texas
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