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© 1977 King Features Syndicate, Inc,
Today’s Cryptoquip clue; LequalsD

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vowels. Solution is accomplished by trial and error, = —-

Dear Abby...

DEAR ABBY: Someone asked you if a 15-year-old boy:

gould get a girl pregnant, and I'm glad you said yes

because I am living proof of it.
Five months ago I got a 18-year-old girl pregnant. Her
arents and mine raised a terrible fuss and sent threats
back and forth. The-girl finally got an abortion, and we
aren't allowed te see each other again. . .
Might I add that my puberty started when I was 11.
. THIRTEEN AND OLD ENOUGH

DEAR THIRTEEN: And might I add that you aren't the
only 13-year-old boy who wrote to confirm that fact? Talsa

heard from several girls atating that they had become .

pregnant at the age of 12. (Readers: If you find that
shocking, consider this: In 1976, 12,642 babies were born in
the U.S. to girls between the ages of 10 and 14.) .

DEAR ABBY: 1 am a fourth grade teacher employed ina
suburb of Minneapolis, Minn. During the past few-years |
have found that most of my students seem to appreciate
physical contact. : : a

in early December my building principal called me into
his office and told me that a parent. had called’ the
superintendent and expressed concern that my actions
were, if not morally improper,: certainly “weird” and

After my initial shock I asked who complained, and what
specifically waa the nature of their complaint. I never was
told who, but I was told that each of the following actions
was cause for alarm. . ,

FEATURES _|

Your individual
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"Frances Drake

(May 22 to June 21)
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Waste no time in

daydreaming. Think con-

more experienced 5
rely on guesswork, It could only
lead to confusion.

quality rather than quantity of
effort. News from afar may

surprise — pleasantly.

SAGITTARTUS
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Consider all new propositions:
and suggestions carefully
before accepting. Some

3° deceptive influences, now

prevalent, could lead to ut-
pleasant involvements unless
you are alert.

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(Dee, 22 to Jan. 20) Wa

Do not let overoptimism lead
you into making dubious in
vestments. In fact, itwouldbea ~
mistake to make any drastic
changes in your financial setup
at the moment.

AQUARIUS
(Jan. 28 to Feb. 49) = 6

Do not let yourself be

' “thrown” by certain distrac-

tlona. The well-developed

has ability to con
centrate-on his objectives, so
put it to use NOW.

PISCES
and remain (Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) A

Mixed influences. Special
care needed in handling the
affairs of others, in study,
science, research, maritime
affairs,

YOU BORN TODAY are
endowed with deep feelings,
unusual sensitivity and a
tremendous compassion for
your fellowmen. More outgoing
than most persons born under
your Sign, you could be a great
success in public life; could also
excel in the theater. You are
less conventional than most
Cancerians, more venturesome
and have greater qualities of
leadership. Also, you have
decided artistic talents and, if
you donot choose one of the arts
asa career, should embrace one
as a hobby. In the business
world, you could go far as
manufacturer; in professional
areas, would make an excellent
lawyer, physician or diplomat. ,
Birthdate of: Rembrandt,
tenowned Dutch painter; Henry
(Cardinal) Cushing, noted
Amer, clergyman.

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By Abigail Van Buren

‘©1977 by The Chicage TribuneN.¥.News Synd. Inc.

1, Thad allowed.some of my students to occasionally sit

ylop, 2 - -
2. I had occasionally given a student a back rub.

8. I had occasionally given a student a hug.

For many months thereafter I have been continually
impressed how a paranoid, bigoted, uniformed minority
could make a life miserable and influence school politics.

I deeply regret that an all too influential element of my

- community finds it impossible to accept a MALE teacher
who is physically affectionate to his students but has no
intention of sexual exploitation.

How can I possibly continue to meet the human needs of

students when I am expected to respond like a

eal
cold-blooded computer?

CONFUSED

DEAR CONFUSED: I fail to eee what being male has to
do with the criticism. I'm sure a female teacher would be.
criticized for giving her students back rubs, allowing them
to-sit on her lap and hugging them. ‘ :

While your motives may have been beyond reproach, |
the kind of physical contact you engaged in might easily be
mistaken for intimacy heyond acceptable limits.
Kindergarten and »oscibly first graders, yes—but fourth

graders, no.

Everyone has a roblem, What's yours? For a personal
reply, write to ABBY: Box No. 69700, L.A,, Calif. 90069,
Enelose stamped, self-addressed envelope, please.

by Stan Lee and John. Romita

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LOOK, JT PARKER'S
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HOW COME A KID

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