PAGE 8, THE HERALD, Wednesday, September 13, 1978

Referendum on
death penalty

TORONTO (CP) — The
Globe and Mail says Otto
Lang, federal minister of
transport and justice, wants
the federal government to
hold a referendum on capital
punishment.

In a copyright report, the
newspaper quotes Lang as
saying he still opposes
capital punishment but
wants the question settled
finally to the satisfaction of
the Canadian public.

Your Individual
Horoscope
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Frances Drake

What kind of day will
tomorrow be? To find out what
the stars say, read the
forecast given for your birth

Sign,
ARIES

(Mar, 21 to Apr. 20) a eae
Jealousy from someone with
whom you have casual contact
may cause confusion unless
you realize what is behind
unwarranted criticism. :
TAURUS
(Apr, 21 to May 21) Oar

There is a tendency to
charge into things, always a
problem for those governed by
the Bull. Hesitate if a business
relationship is involved.
GEMINI 0
(May 22 to June 21)

Caution is called for in
physical activity for the next
few days. Be aware of any
possiblestrain or overexertion
and ease up.

CANCER
(June 22 to July on) BEY

Current needs put a strain
on finances, but with some
careful figuring, you can
manage to make ends meet
and maybe have a little to

spare,
LEO

(July 24 to Aug. 93 OER

This is not a time for taking
unnecessary risks, Bide your
time, and your goals will be
attained without so much
wear and tear,

VIRGO
(Aug. 24 to Sept. 23) mp,

Be honest with mate and
family about your feelings in
regard to a situation pending.
This will leave no room for
musinterpretation,

RA
(Sept. 24 to Oct, 23) Ah

Your basle equilibrium is
thrown off by sharp criticism.
Be confident, and sidetrack
the source with reason. Don’t
be put on the defensive!

PIO
(Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) MLARe

Nobody has to tell you to get
out and enjoy yourself if you
are a typical Scorpio, In fact
you could calm down a little.
SAGITTARIUS
(Noy, 23 ta Dec, 21) att

Avold political arguments
with a dogmatic opponent of
your. leanings. You have no
chance of making points and
may only wind up angry.
CAPRICORN
(Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) W

After somewhat of a
drought, money begins to
become a little more plentiful.
Don’t offset the trend by
thoughtless spending.
AQUARTUS as
(Jan. 21 to Feb, 19) “2

The change in season affects
you and causes a feeling of
regret mixed with an intuitive
anticipation. Be prepared for
some upheaval of an in-
teresting nature.

PISCES
(Feb, 20 to Mar. 20) HEY

An opportunity for an ex-
cursion should be received
with favor. Even bad weather
will not put a damper on the
conviviality.

YOU BORN TODAY are
endowed with a fine mind,
great imagination and the
stamina and persistence that
are invaluable to research and
scientific investigation. You
would make an excellent
physiclan or educator, but
may prefer one of the arts as a
career, If so, you could suc-
ceed especially in the theater,
as a writer or music com-
poser. Your diplomacy is
outstanding and you could also
become a _ top-flight
statesman. Birthdate of: H.d.
Wells, historian, author;
Giroloma Savonarola, Ital.,
reformer; Henry Stimson,
U.S, statesman.

In April, a Gallup poll
showed 82 per cent of
Canadians want a
referendum on capital
punishment. The poll showed
68 per cent want a return of
capital punishment,
abolished Iwo years aga by a
slim margin in a [ree vote.

The newspaper quotes
Lang as saying the public
does nol seem satisfied with
the way the capital punish-
ment question was resolved
in the Commons and thal the
public sees parliamentary
debate as being influenced
by partisan considcrations.

The minister also is quoted
as saying that possible
erosion of respect for the law
is his concern, not the death
penalty, and he has not seen
evidence, such as increasing
violence, that would lead
him to believe capital
punishment should be re-
turned.

The Globe and Mail says
Lang refused lo comment on
whether the matter has been
raised in cabinet.

The newspaper quoles
some Liberal back-benchers
as saying the minister has
approached them on the
subject.

Allan Evelyn, president of
the Metropolitan Toronto
Police Association, is quoted
as saying that any move by
the Liberal party to reopen
the issue of capilal punish-
ment in any farm would be
“just a vole-getting plan.”

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For yout

He’s Had It With
‘Worthless’ Wife a

By Abigail! Van Buren

% 1978 by Chicago Tnbune. NY. Nows Synd. Inc,

DEAR ABBY: I read so many letters about, cheating
husbands, ] wonder if anyone ever wonders how they got
that way. Well, here is MY day:

1 go to the breakfast table to find my usual bow! of cold
cereal and instant coffee. (No toast; we're out of bread.} My
wife, who went from 120 to 180 pounds in two years, joins
me in a soiled bathrobe, pinned together because she's heen
to busy watching soap operas and talking on the telephone
to sew on buttons. ;

I'm wearing the same shirt I wore yesterday because she
didn't have time to iron. (I couldn't even match up a pair of
socks this morning.) .

It's only 7:30 a.m. and I'm already disgusted and irritable
before going to work as a supervisor in a noisy office.

When I return home at 5:15 p.m. I find our 2-year-old still
in his pajamas, and my wife is wearing the same soiled robe.
The breakfast dishes are in the sink, and I notice an empty
une-pound box of chocolates and a half-eaten pie by the TV.

When I'm about ready to go lo the nearest McDonald's,
she tells me “dinner is ready.” (“Dinner” is canned spaghetti,
instant potatoes and a tossed salad that should have been
tossed into the garbage.) ;

Two years ago, she quit work to have our baby, saying
she'd return to work when the baby was a year old.
Obviously, she has no intention of going back.

No matter how late I stay up, I] go to bed alone because
she wants to watch more television.

Would you blame me if I starled looking for a woman wha
cares how she looks, and offers me some pleasant conversa-
tion, companionship and a little affection? So far, I haven't.
bul I'm considering it.

I'd be better off being a bachdlor, eating out, and sending
my clothes to a laundry, Al least, 'd have good food, clean
elothes and warm arms, and it would be cheaper than
keeping a worthless woman.

DISGUSTED IN BLOOMINGTON

DEAR DISGUSTED: Obviously, your wife is not the
game woman you married. But why are you telling ME all
this? Do you want to improve the situation, or set up some
justification for cheating on her?

Has it ever occurred to you that your wile may have
become lazy, slovenly and addicted to food and television
because she's sick?

Before you write her off as a “worthless woman,’ try tof

find the reason for her apparent deterioration. With loving
concern instead of criticism, plus professional help (starting
with a physician) you might be able to save her. It’s certain-
ly worth a try.

DEAR ABBY: If you knew for a fact that your sister's hus-
band had been keeping another woman [or over five years,
would you tell your sister?

Many others know il. My sister is bound Lo find oul some
way, and when she does, she will surely realize that I must

have known it, too,
LONG ISLANDER

DEAR ISLANDER: There are exceptions, but in most
cases, the wife also knows, but has too much pride to admit
it to anyone.

Keep your lip zipped, and should she one day admit that

she knows, please be big and don't chime in with those who
would say, “I knew it all along.”

If you put off writing letters because you don't know

what to say, get Abby's booklet, “How to Write Letters J

For All Occasions.” Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents)
envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.
90212.

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