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Show 1 Monday. May 1, 2000, THE DAILY HEJULfl, (www.HariTheHerald.com), Dear Ann Landers: I have been dating "Garth" for four years. We are both divorced, single parents, and we get along great. I am 44, and Garth is 49. Dear N.Y.: In my opinion, you would be wise to break up with Garth. You want marriage, and he wants a playmate. If he asks you to O "V reconsider, don't negotiate. Stick with your position. I am betting Garth will come around. If he doesn't, don't lose any sleep. He wasn't worth the time and energy. Ann Landers see each other the way we did before I moved in, but I simply cannot handle this. I told him when I move out, it's all over between us. I have always been upfront about wanting to get married, and he knew I would not wait forever. Now, I realize if he could not manage to live with me for three months, marriage is probably out of the question. Garth says I am being ridiculous to end : relationship good over this. Am I wrong to break it off, Ann? I realize I would be losing a very special relationship, but at my age, I don't think I Adoption is matchmaker for pets, owners Dear Abby: Please tell readers your animal-lovineverywhere to mark their cal- endars. Pet Adoptathon 2000 will take place on May 6 and 7. The first Pet Adoptathon of the new millennium promises to be the biggest, most exciting lifesaving weekend the world has ever experienced. Last year's event was unbelievable more than 37,000 animals' lives were saved through the hard work and dedication of more than 2,400 'if g Abigail Van Buren pet, that perfect furry friend who will give you a lifetime of love and devotion. That said, I would like to add: Before you rush out to adopt one of these orphan pets, please take a moment to be sure you are ready to make a commitment that will last for many years. Pets are wonderful, but they require proper care and attention, and many require training to be the pleasurable companions you may be seek- animal organizations around the globe. What began as a local event at North Shore Animal League has flourished into a huge international celebration the foremost occasion in the 21st century for all animal groups to join forces and find loving homes for more orphaned pets. This year, the league and shelters across the country and around the world ' are working tirelessly toward one goal to increase the number of dogs, cats, puppies and kittens placed with loving, caring adopters during Pet Adoptathon 2000. North Shore Animal League is calling on all ani- mal lovers to start off the century on the right foot and paw. Open your hearts and homes to the innocent animal orphans available for adoption. Their lives depend on it. J. John Stevenson, pres- . ident, North Shore Animal . Dear John: I'm pleased to help spread the word. Readers, for the name of a participating shelter near you, call the North Shore e Animal League's number: Many shelters will be open extended hours some through the night to help you find that special toll-fre- ing. ; coloring. When we returned from our vacation, Brenda rushed to the tank to say hello to her beloved pet. She took one quick look and said, That is NOT my fish." What do you make of it? G.G. in Bridgewater, N.J. Dear Bridge waten I Animal Identity Dear Ann Landers: 1 have read your column every day for years, but this is the first time I have ever written to you. It was the letter about putting the hamster in the freezer that make of it that you have a very astute daughter. Please don't try to fool her about anything ever againw You'll never get away with it. She is too darned smart. did it. When our daughter, "Brenda," was 4 years old (she's 6 now), we went to Disney -World for a vacation. While we were gone, her Uncle Bill was in charge of caring for her cat and her goldfish. Uncle Bill was quite a tease, and told Brenda that he was going to Gem of the Day: Wisdom: does not always come with age. Sometimes, age comes by itself. 4 If you are ready for this responsibility, get to the shelter early and select the pet who was born to be loved by you! Dear Abby: Have you ever heard of a "weight-losshower"? The premise of the shower is a celebration of weight loss. The individual hosting the shower has lost 30 pounds, and this definitely is s cause for celebration. The "catch" to this shower is that the guests are expected to bring monetary gifts so the hostess can buy a new wardrobe to fit her smaller figure. I would love to hear what you and your readers think about such a shower. Ambiguous in Connecticut Dear Ambiguous: Weight loss certainly is a positive AUGUSTA, Ga.(AP)-F- ire damaged soul music legend James Brown's office building. Firefighters arrived at about 9:45 p.m. Friday and found smoke billowing from the roof. The building houses James Brown Enterprises and more than a dozen employees who coordinate concerts and tours for the Godfather of Soul. No one was in the building at the time of the fire, though. The office space also contained some memorabilia. Gifts from fans were on display throughout the building, and the upstairs corridor featured mementos from Brown's career. Augusta-Richmon- d County Fire Chief Ronnie Few said the extent of the damage had not . been determined. Brown, 66, left for Myrtle Beach, S.C., on Thursday for two concerts. PEOPLE IN THE NEWS ; not accuse Cochran of violating legal ethics or lying in court, the judge said. Referring to Cochran's lead role in the successful defense of Simpson on double murder charges, Peyser wrote that he was part of a team of "legal scoundrels" who "dazzled a Los Angeles jury into buying his fantasy tale of a city wide police conspiracy, in order to set free a celebrity who slaughtered his Cochran's $10 million libel suit said the column accused him of unethical conduct in the legal profession. But U.S. District Judge Kim Wardlaw dismissed the suit without a trial, saying any reasonable reader would recognize that Peyser was simply expressing her "contempt for Cochran and his trial tactics" an expression that could not be proven true or false. Dis dismissed SAN FRANCISCO (AP- )- If it doesn't dis, ybu must dismiss. " Or, as the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said Friday, Johnnie Cochran wasn't libeled by a New" York Post column that said he "will say or do just about anything to win, typically at the expense of the truth." The court upheld a Los Johnnie Cochran Angeles feder al judge's 1998 decision that columnist Andrea Peyser was merely exercising her constitutionally protected right to criticize Cochran's defense strategy in the O.J. Simpson murder trial. The column, clearly labeled an opinion piece, did No defense LOS ANGELES (API -AHarrelson is suing an insurance company he claims wrongly stopped defending him against a lawsuit filed by two tabloid photographers. ctor Woody if filed the suit against Harrelson breach-of-contra- Allstate Corp. on Thursday in Los Angeles County Superior Court. 9 I FREQUENCY- RETURN TOME' I sa S Skulls For May 1,2000 CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS DAY: Glenn Ford, Rita Coolidge, Walter Susskind, Judy Collins, Jack Paar, Tim. McGraw Happy Btrttiday: Set your goals and make your move. There isnt anything that you can't handle this year if you put your mind to it Challenges have arways made you stronger in the past Welcome whatever cards you are dealt and be relentless in turning any negatives into a positive. Push hard and you will have no regrets. Your numbers: 3, 7, 12, 22, 34, 41 ARIES (March 19): Your gut feelings will lead you into prosperous financial ventures. You will have innovative ideas that you can develop easily. Partnerships will be in your best inter-Bst- s 3 stsrs t TAURUS (April 20): Don't let others take advantage of you today. Losses are likely if you trust others with your possessions or if you lend friends . money. Offer advice and mental support instead. 3 stars GEMINI (May 21 June 20): You have the discipline to pick up knowledge or skills that will help you get ahead in your chosen field. Don't neglect your partner in the process or you'll have problems at home. 4 stars CANCER (June 21 July 22): Your interest in changing your professional direction may-le- ad to school. you-baYour creative ability must be developed and incorporated into your goals. 2 stars LEO (July 23 Aug." 22): Don't take on financial burdens that will put you in a tight spot. You need to cut back, not incur more debts. Your generosity with family and friends will be your downfall. 3 stars expect to face some opposition. 3 stars LIBRA (Sept. 23-O22): Things wiH be more hectic than you like at work today. Hang in there; you will shine if you can hold it all together: Be sure to rejuvenate m the evening. 3 stars SCORPIO (Oct 21): Be prepared for an active but rewarding day. Get involved in activities that will be fun for the whole family. Camping, swimming and picnics should all be considered. 3 stars SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21): Get busy. It's time to work on you. Lose weight, get fit and make positive changes. Don't be upset by criticism; do something about it. Don't let anyone make you insecure. 4 stars CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Ja19): Take heed of the advice given by friends, but make up your own mind when it comes down to it. You may want to spend some time your motives. 2 stars AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fe18): You'll get a pat on the back for your insight into future trends. The same people who thought you were premature will eat their words. It's your day to prosper. 4 stars PISCES (Feb. 20): You and your mate will have problems if you haven't been completely honest with one another. Make changes or the situation will get worse. Back up and see if you can salvage this union. 3 stars Birthday Baby: You have a head-.- : strong attitude and willpower that will help you get your way no matter what obstacles you face. You are strong, stable and stubborn. IVeed advice? Check out Eugenia's astromale.com. W. Utah Av, Piyion The case stems from a 1996 federal civil rights suit filed by the photographers after they scuffled with the actor at an airport in Martha's Vineyard, Mass. Harrelson said he tried to grab one man's camera after the man ignored his request not to photograph his daughter. Allstate allegedly withdrew its defense of Harrelson just before the lawsuit went to trial in 1998. Harrelson claims Allstate attorneys should have represented him because he had a "deluxe homeowner's policy" to protect himself against personal injury suits. Harrelson also claims errors by Allstate lawyers forced him to pay about $3,000 in damages to the photographers and $80,000 in legal fees to their attorneys. The insurer's negligence cost him an additional $150,000 in legal fees of his own, he claims. No strings attached Former NEW YORK (AP) "NewsRadio" actor Andy Dick has been sober for nine months and he's trying to take control of his comedic career. 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Last year, Dick pleaded guilty to charges of possessing cocaine and marijuana after a May 15 car crash in which he toppled a utility pole near the fam- "FLINTST0NES" SHQWTIMES Daily 4:30 7:00 9:20 Saturday Matinees 11:00 1:30 Matinees $3.50. Adults $6.00 Children & Seniors $4.00 t. VIRGO (Aug. 22): Love is . likely, and you're ready to get serious. Talk about future plans and let your family know just how you feel. You can By EUGENIA LAST 1?00? - k... IALL STADIUM SEATING 633 South 950 Wwi PavsonUTMMI I - Page C5 Godfather of soul feels the heat at office DEAR ABBY r feed her goldfish to the cat. Shortly after we left town, the goldfish died. Uncle Bill was worried that Brenda might think he had actually killed her beloved goldfish, so he took the dead fish to the local pet shop, and asked for an identical replacement. Brenda's goldfish was not particularly remarkable or exotic. The store employee held the fish by the tail, and checked out each tank in an effort to get a very good likeness in terms of size and should continue to wait for something that may never happen. Am I being foolish, or wise? Please tell me what to do. I am Heartbroken in New York State advice cclu:.::! Three months ago, my landlord informed me that my rent would soon be increased substantially. This meant I could no longer afford to live in my apartment, and I expressed my concern to Garth. He suggested that my daughter and I., move in with him. I was thrilled and surprised,' since never before had he so much as hinted at living together. At first, things seemed Garth put new carpeting great. " in my daughter's bedroom, and let her select the wallpaper. All the little adjustments went smoothly, and we were getting along wonderfully well. Or so I thought. Three days ago, Garth told me I could not live with him any longer, and that he wants to be alone with his children in the house. He then said I could take my time finding another place to live, and that he would help me relocate. Here's the real kicker, Ann. Garth wants us to continue to League rn relationship has short shelf life Live-i- n - Provo, Utah If, r'i . Written by Fredrick Knott 14 and from I I |
