vo Page 16, The Herald, Tuesday, May 13, 1930 ERA Will Finish - What Was Only Started By Abigail Van Buren - 7 @ 1980 by Untyorsa Prove Byndioate DEAR ABBY: I am m puzzled by.your continue support of the Equa) Righta Amendment. It is my understanding that ~ | thie amendment ie not necessary because women already are very well protected under the United States Consti- ‘ tution. I am confused. Wilt you please explain i in. plain language _f. PROTECTED ENOUGH _ why we need the ERA? DEAR PROTECTED: You may not be as “pro. tected” as you think, You don't say in which state you live, but if your husband dies or leaves you, are you sure you'll be provided.for? Even if you are protected in your state, millions of American women in other states are not, and I believe that afi American women should have the aame protection and equality that ia guaranteed to men under the highest law in our nation. Don't be deceived; as things stand today, they dq not! The Constitution — as interpreted by the Supreme Court — does not give equal rights to women. If it did, we wouldn't have needed the 19th Amendment in order to gain the right to vote. There are too many discriminatory laws on the books to cite them individually, but when Penn- sylvania adopted the ERA, 300 state laws had to be rewritten in order to give women equal rights with men. We need ERA ao that all women wiil be protected regardless of where they live. DEAR ABBY: This is in response to DISAPPOINTED, who felt cheated because the bridal couple didn’t open their wedding gifts at the reception. © Gift giving should be a private, loving act between the givera and recipients — not a show for the benefit of othera. It ia a atrain for the newly married couple to stand for hours opening gift after gift, trying to show equal enthu- | ‘siaem for those that are nothing to write home about as compared to the more expensive and. i impressive presents. I vote for opening wedding gifta in private. If the . newlyweds want to display their gifts later, fine, but they shouldn't make a. public show of it. . DEAR PERSON: I agree. And consider the feelings of those who shopped for hours to find an appro- priate and imaginative gift, only to watch the bride unwrap the fourth toaster, third blender and a fifth Crockpot! Mi DEAR ABBY: I have had epilepsy all my life, but fortunately I am able to keep it completely under control with medication. Because ao many people who travel depend on daily medication these daya, I have a suggestion that might be helpful: Never pack ail your medication in your luggage, and never carry it all in your purse. I pack as much medication in my luggage aa I’ need for the trip, and carry the same amount in my puree. I never carry it all in my puree; neither do I pack it all. Puraea can be stolen and luggage can be Jost. . BLIN SOUTHERN CAL. DEAR P.L.: Thanks for a helpful travel tip. 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The p.m. EM you analyzing. the situation, LEO (July 28 to Aug. ‘aQe& A time for career decisions. ” You may hear of a bargain, ‘but may be surprised at a friend's jealousy. Watch pm. * extravagance, VIRGO (Aug. 23 to Sept, 22) TPM. ’ Achange in plans works out : for the best. Distant interests favored. A pleasant social occasion could lead to tension about business.: (Sept. 3 to Oct, 22) == ») 5S An unexpected financlal development. has you reviewing the books. Check . out legalities re a confidential business tip. SCORPIO | (Get. 23 to Nov, 21). my Ate a Relationship questions are. to the forefront. ‘A soclal function brings pleasure ifyou . don’t get involved in business discussions. SAGITTARIUS * (Nov, 22 to Dec. 21) wg. Estra work may fall on your shoulders...” because of absenteeism. Avoid tension with close ones about business CAPRICORN , (Dec. 22 to Jan. 19} Wat’ Your changing re a relationship. Watch overindulgence in the p.m. A career proposition may " have strings attached, - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) A domestic plan may have to be revised. Watch arguments with children about finances, - Disagreements possible about ; “intimacy. PISCES (Feb. 19 to Mar, 20) XE ‘Unexpected information may come your way causing a. change in thinking. 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