Boorish dad moves in upsets home in Dear Amy
In a Dear Amy column, a daughter explains her father, living with her family, shows bad table manners and contributes little. Her husband tolerates him, while the daughter fears family ties may fracture unless the father is asked to contribute and a fixed move-out date is set. The suggestion is to treat him like a responsible adult and plan a housing date.
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Amy
Jack Palance
Healthy aging marches into a longer living future
A feature on how to age well beyond lengthening years, focusing on 102 year old Zerline Aronin and the broader shift to a healthy aging movement. It highlights prevention, regular exercise, vaccinations, nutrition, community support, and neighborhood design to keep seniors independent and engaged while addressing rising costs and disparities.
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Seattle
Zerline Aronin
Capitol Hill
Madison Street
Lynne Grams
Aronia
Josefina Carbonell
US Department of Health and Human Services
Barder
United States
George Vaillant
Harvard Study of
Tve
Publi Health
King County
Southeas
University of Washington
Seatle
Don’t Need a Marriage License Says Debut to Kids
Dear Abby advises that marriage is more than a piece of paper and cites legal and practical benefits of marriage for families. A concerned mother asks how to persuade her daughter to marry before having children, while Abby notes the DNA and identification guidance lines and directs readers to her site for more.
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Inga
Asby
Genelex
Man
Kristine Ashcraft
Seattil
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