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Newspaper

Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1977

Page

5

Dear Ann: Reader hates work despite genius and talent

A 26 year old writer with honors and wide interests says she hates work and longs to escape the grind. She notes exhaustion after long hours and lack of energy for personal pursuits.

Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Snippets

A collection of letters outlines work fatigue and parental pressure, relationship woes, and domestic conflicts. Readers seek guidance on career fit at 26, handling in-law tensions, and sharing chores, with a plug for Ann Landers drug booklet and mail-order requests.

Mistletoe Ball Opens Pueblo Holiday Season

The 28th annual Mistletoe Ball by the Pueblo Junior Women's Club kicks off the Yuletide social season. Linda Frederick designed invitation covers showing a candle held by a chile, with holly borders.

Pueblo Linda Frederick Hally

Tucson social notices and wedding happenings headline

Party events fill Arizona Inn with a ballroom night headlined by the Lewallen Brothers as Diane Ceszyk organizes public Misiletae Ball reservations with proceeds benefiting Casa de los Niños. Tucson wedding reports include Karen Kivel and David Thompson tying the knot at Skyline Country Club.

Diane David Pingry Casa de Los Nins David Thompson Tucson California Skyline Country Club Karen Kivel Janice and al Kivel

Coffee boycott urged to starve Amin of income

U.S. experts urge a coffee import ban to cut Idi Amin’s revenue. Thomas Melady says Uganda ships vast coffee to London and Djibouti, with Americans buying about 200 million dollars a year and Europeans 10 million. The plan aims to finance Amin’s mercenaries and destabilize his regime.

Thomas Melady U.S Uganda London Djibouti Melady Idi Amin Donald Pease Dohio Amin

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