Ann Landers Advice Letters on Adoption and Smoking
The column addresses readers about adopting a black white child amid family and social opposition. It also discusses ASH the anti smoking group and airline seating policies and includes reader questions about handling a toy dispute in a California school and parental defense.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Iowa
Dear Ann Landers
ASH
Action On Smoking and Health
Balan Washington
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L.A
Dan Blocker laid to rest in private Kalb ceremony
Television star Dan Blocker known as Hoss Cartwright in Bonanza was buried in a private funeral near Kalb Texas. State police guarded the service attended by 25 family members and close friends. Bennet Reed, a friend from California, recalled Blocker’s concern about fame.
Emission testing flags VW and Chrysler failures in California
Volkswagen and Chrysler cars fail California emission tests with 66 of 88 Volkswagens and manyChrysler models not meeting standards. A.J. Haagen-Smit says further testing may force sales halt if no improvement. Beginning 1973 models must be tested with a $5000 fine for each failed car. Also notes funeral plans for Elizabeth Mathis of Willits with details on survivors.
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Idaho
Arthur H. Mathis
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William Mathis
Oregon
James Mathis
Utah
Mary E. Hawks
Arkansas
Josephine Worthington
Clara Davis
Patricia Fherman
Missouri
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Stolen Russian silver recovered in Miami after Los Angeles burglary
Insurance investigator Richard E. Andrews shows recovered assets including a silver fish, ornate jewelry chest and gilded samovar, recovered in Miami 18 months after theft from Leo Harvey in Los Angeles. A $30,000 finder’s fee paid to an unnamed contact aided the operation, with the FBI expected to trace the gilded tea urn.
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Lawsuit Seeks 10000 For Girl Injured Riding Rental Horse
Willits attorney Galen Hathaway files a 10000 suit in Superior Court for Brenda Scott 10 injured last year when a rented horse from Willits Buckhorn Riding Stable pulled out of control and threw her. Defendants Andrew Schmidt Dorlean Schmidt and Patricia Wormington alleged. The suit seeks general damages medical and incidental expenses past and future costs and other relief.
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Brenda Scott
Andrew Schmidt
Dorlean Schmidt
Willits ‘Buckhorn
Patricia Wormington
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