Love Story stars revisit Harvard during campus visit
Ali MacGraw and Ryan O'Neal, in an antique convertible like in Love Story, rolled onto the Harvard campus to discuss the film. The duo, now in their 70s, recalled the movie shot partly on campus and shared its meaning as they tour in twilight of their careers.
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Love Letters play brightens Boston run with memories
Celebrities Jane Fonda and Ryan O Neill discuss Love Letters in Boston as MacGraw recalls Harvard days and remission battles. They note the film Love Story as a touchstone with a famous line and discuss their past crushes, marriages, and careers while the show runs for a week starting Tuesday.
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Dear Abby advises on handling noisy neglected dog next door
A reader in Bakersfield asks how to address a neighbor's grandson's dog kept in a small area that fills the patio with odor and flies. Dear Abby says the owners must take responsibility and suggest informing them directly or contacting animal control if the problem continues.
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Michigan governor linked to Flint water crisis prompts resignation calls
The governor faced calls to resign over his role in Flint water contamination. An emergency manager switched Flint’s water source in April 2014 to save money, and the governor apologized in a State of the State speech.
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Ask Amy May take steps to handle long visits
A reader asks how to manage visits from her mother and her mother’s long-time boyfriend Jim. The adviser suggests honest talks and a plan for Jim to visit briefly before returning home while her mother stays longer, to reduce stress and preserve time with her mom.
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Limited benefit plans rise as substitutes for regular health coverage
The rise of short term, critical illness, and accident policies grows amid high premiums and deductibles. Experts warn these plans do not replace major medical coverage and may leave buyers with large bills if illness arises. Many buyers are self employed or seeking extra protection, while some pursue bundled options. Kaiser Health News reports on market shifts and consumer awareness.
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Remembering A.J. the dog cat who guarded our home
Rini Jeffers shares the life of A.J. a fearless mixed breed called dog cat by children who protected the family’s borders with bold antics. After a suspected attack left him paralyzed his family cared for him at home until his quiet sleep in the backyard grave with children and neighbors paying respects.
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