Ann Landers column letters reveal family conflict and advice
A set of reader letters and Ann Landers responses covers family strain over visiting relatives, a daughter's letter about parental visits, a discussion on brains and marriage, a 21 year old living at home with a free-riding brother, and a Friday astrology segment noting a full moon and tips for Aries to Cancer signs.
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Ann
Greg
Vietnam
Garden City
Gard
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Starry Guidance and Dinner Table Arguments Horoscope Notes
Today's column offers star signs with advice on temper, travel, and humor. Leo will attract talkers and Promises fly. Virgo should avoid entanglements and drive carefully. Libra faces a fiery partner and must adapt. Scorpio favors home entertaining while discussing philosophy may spark politics. Sagittarius urges relaxation and an optimistic look toward 1972.
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Lakeport Lions Christmas tree sale funds community projects
A Lakeport Lions tree sale again raised money earmarked for youth activities, community projects, and charities. Chairs Joe Skala and Gary Means oversaw the event with Ed Chandler and Swede Hanson managing the lot. proceeds support Little League, sight and glasses for children, Christmas baskets, civic improvements, street signs, a tot pool at Library Park, and $2,000 toward a high school pool fund at Lakeport.
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Ed Chandler
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French film Claire's Knee tops critics in 1971 awards
New York critics name Claire's Knee outstanding picture of 1971. Bernardo Bertolucci voted best director for The Conformist. Jane Fonda best actress for Klute. Peter Finch best actor for Sunday, Bloody Sunday. Le Chargin et la Pietre awarded for public interest. The Conformist wins best cinematography. other honors go to Drive, He Said and The Last Picture Show.
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National Society of Film Critics
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Jane Fonda
Klute
Peter Finch
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National Society
Great Dissenter Harlan Dies at 72 in D.C. Hospital
Justice John Marshall Harlan, long known as "The Great Dissenter" for his 16 years on the Supreme Court, died at age 72 at George Washington University Hospital. Ill health led to his retirement on September 23, with spinal cancer cited as the illness. his passing comes eight days before the planned swearing in of William H. Rehnquist.
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Supreme Court Justice Harlan dies. Powell to join bench
The former assistant U.S. attorney general Harlan dies. Richmond attorney Lewis F. Powell Jr. is named to replace late Justice Hugo Black. A private funeral is set for Tuesday in Weston, Connecticut. Harlan was the only Supreme Court justice with an ancestor who also served on the court, his grandfather John Marshall Harlan.
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No Change in Stamps Procedure Applies Across Nation
Assistant Agriculture Secretary Richard E. Lyng said the administration will not propose changes to new food stamp regulations that cut aid for some and liberalize benefits for others. A Bipartisan group urged avoiding cuts, but Lyng noted a reply to Sen. McGovern will not propose alterations. The uniform rules expand eligibility to about 1.7 million people and boost benefits for nearly six million more.
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Gift packages to POWs rejected by North Vietnam
Washington reports North Vietnam refused about 900 gift packages destined for American prisoners of war. Defense officials said the rejections occurred despite prior acceptance promises and occurred before recent U.S. bombing. Spokesman Jerry Friedheim called the action inhumane and uncivilized, noting most packages bore Refuse Par Vietnam labels.
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Roman Dec 25 Feast Celebrated Worldwide by A.D. 400s
After Constantine's victory the Church in Rome set December 25 as the feast day around A.D. 320 to 353. By the end of the fourth century the entire Christian world had adopted that date for Christmas.
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