Dear Abby Diagnosing Doctor's Case
Dear Abby letters discuss a doctor treating a patient with emotional disorders and a mother coping with a picky son who eats only meat and potatoes. The advice suggests addressing underlying causes and maintaining home meals while allowing the son to eat what he desires when dining out.
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Abby
TV Entertainment Treatment Of Psychiatry Provokes Concern
AP report notes one hour dramas like 11th Hour tackle mental illness but critics warn against sensationalism. Industry leaders urge realistic portrayal and medical consultation while acknowledging need for dramatic conflict and audience engagement.
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NEW York (Ap
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William Dozier
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Judge Bill Graves to adjudicate Shenandoah Jubilee amateur contest
Nashville songwriter Bill Graves of Capital Records will judge the Shenandoah Country Music Jubilee amateur contest in Winchester Armory Saturday at 1 PM. The day continues with an 8 PM professional show featuring Ernest Tubb and a 9:30 PM Tubb dance with The Texas Troubadors, as Jim McCoy promotes the festival run by R J Alford Jr.
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Bill Graves
Nashville
Tenn
Capital Records
Winchester
Jim McCoy
Armory
Graves
Jimmy Dean
Ferlin Hus
Veterans Admin files list 133 John F Kennedy entries
A note identifies 133 John F Kennedy records in Veterans Administration files including one resident at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue Washington DC. The reference highlights the large number of entries sharing the same name and a specific address linked to a prominent location.
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John F. Kennedys
Veterans Administration
Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. C
Permit Required To Rent Rooms For Apple Blossom Visitors
Winchester residents planning to rent rooms for Apple Blossom Festival visitors were reminded by the Frederick-Winchester Health Dept. that an inspection and a special one week permit are necessary. A state sanitarian issues the permit at no charge after calling MO 20819 with name and address.
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Winchester
Frederick-Winchester Health Dept
Shenandoah Circle K Club Wins Honors
Shenandoah College Circle K Club earned two awards at the Capital District Convention in Roanoke. Members Garren Gaston Arthur Lee Gene Long Ernest Neale Henry Flowers joined Kiwanis advisor Henry Flowers on the trip. The club earned a second place plaque for single service division and for Campus Calendar project. Paul Lord Memorial Award second place plaque also won. The club has 19 members with Charles Shrader as faculty advisor. Officers: Ernest Neale president Judson Baldwin vice president Paul Greene secretary Irving Lawless treasurer installation May 8.
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Circle K Club
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Capital District
Roanoke
Garren Gaston
Arthur Lee
Gene Long
Ernest Neale
Henry Flowers
Kiwanis
Alsd
Shenandoah Circle K
John Glascock
Paul Lord
Circle K
Charles Shrader
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Judson Baldwin
Paul Greene
Irving Lawless
Room registrations open for festival housing coordinator
Owners may register their rooms with the festival housing coordinator to provide lodging during the event. The program aims to match available spaces with attendees seeking local accommodations. The coordinator will confirm listings and set guidelines for stays and pricing.
Apple Blossom Jamboree Set Tomorrow Night
The fifth annual Apple Sunbang Otania festival showcases square dance clubs. Event starts tomorrow at 8 p.m. in the dining hall with limited spectator seats at a nominal fee. Callers include Clair Young Chuck Donahue and Charlie Lee of Vienna plus Rayburn Hickerson of Front Royal, jamboree chairman. Queen Shenandoah XXXVI Miss Brooke Randolph Farland will visit and dancers will honor her with a special number.
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Eae Son
George Washington
Clair Young
Chuck Donahue
Charlie Lee
Vienna
Rayburn Hickerson
Front Royal
Shenandoah XXXVI
Brooke Randolph Farland
Lobster Origins in a Global Market
A historical note explains that lobsters eaten in the United States primarily come from Florida, the Caribbean, Brazil, South Africa, Australia and New Zealand, reflecting a broad international supply chain.
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United States
Florida
Caribbean
Brazil
South Africa
Australia
New Zealand
Beef Tops Economy Buys This Week Nationwide
Beef remains the economy choice this weekend with ribs at 5 cents a pound in New York area from a national chain. Los Angeles prices show ribs about 3 cents lower than last week. Across the nation other beef items, chicken, milk and cheese also easing. cottage cheese priced as a bargain. Carrots, cabbage, celery, onions and lettuce hold low prices as well.
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New York
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