Miss Cleo Finds a New Life After Court Challenges
Ex TV psychic Miss Cleo now lives in Lake Worth Florida came out as a lesbian released a spoken word CD hosts a radio show and remains known by that name. She faced lawsuits tied to the Psychic Readers Network but was not found liable and continues readings priced from seventy five to two hundred fifty dollars while claiming to be a voodoo priestess.
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Reformed Mom Seeks Path to Reclaim Her Son
Dear Amy advises a mother with a 10 year old son and past probation issues to pursue visitation first. She should acknowledge the in laws’ view of the child’s best interests and seek legal guidance on visitation, plus possible help from child services. Writing a progress letter may help, but custody claims should wait.
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Hynde Backs Akron Mayor in Recall Opposition
Rock icon Chrissie Hynde, an Akron native and Pretenders lead singer, campaigns for mayor Donald Piusquellie, praising his 23 years in office and downtown revival efforts including a 2007 vegeterian restaurant opening.
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Cramer to Tape Mad Money at Ohio State Campus
CNBC host Jim Cramer will tape the April 22 Mad Money show at Ohio State University in Columbus. OSU business students will participate as part of a 13 campus tour featuring the aspiring analysts.
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Hartnett Hospitalized For Stomach Trouble
Josh Hartnett, 30, was taken by ambulance at 1:45 a.m. Monday to Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles with gastrointestinal problems. The publicist said he is under observation but resting.
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Debating corporal punishment in parenting letters
Dear Abby replies that physical discipline is less effective than nonphysical methods. Readers from across the country weigh in on whether spanking trains obedience or simply fear, with families citing rules, consequences, and allowances as behavioral incentives.
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