Dear Abby Advice From Abigail Van Buren
A reader in Salem Oregon complains food stamps cover only food, not soap or toilet paper. Abigail refers to Senator Mark Hatfield who vows to improve policies. Another letter from Worried in Florida asks about a spouse’s inappropriate behavior and is advised to seek medical help. An Innocent but Looks Guilty note jokes about secrecy and trust. Signed Steven C.
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Mark O. Hatfield
Congress
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United Nations Budget Shares and Velasquez Racing Wins
The piece notes wealthier nations funding a larger share of U N expenses while the U S covers just under one third and no nation should exceed 30 percent. It also highlights jockey Jorge Velasquez leading New York riders in 1971 with 205 victories and mounts earning $2,161,596.
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Jorge Velasquez
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Reverse liberation men take jobs once seen as women's work
In New York AP reports men entering roles like secretaries nurses and flight attendants at AT T and Eastern Air Lines. The shift follows a court ruling against sex as an occupational qualification and includes 1100 male operators at AT T and 320 stewards at Eastern alongside rising applications and changing attitudes among workers.
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Eastern Air Lines
Airline Stewards and Stewardesses Association
Chicago
Sion
Joe Carbone
New York Telephone Co
Manhattan
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