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The Vicksburg Post Sunday, September 13, 2009 B5
TONIGHT ON TV
n MOVIE
“Catch Me if You Can” — FBI agent,
Tom Hanks, pursues Frank Abagnale
Jr., a con man, Leonardo DiCaprio,
who assumes various identities and
commits forgery./7 on TBS
n SPORTS
NFL — The New Orleans Saints
should have an easy time in their season
opener today against the Detroit
Lions, who went 0-16 last year./Noon
on Fox
n PRIMETIME
“True Blood” — Maryann prepares
for her ultimate bestial sacrifice; Sophie-Anne
warns Eric; Hoyt gets sick
of Maxine’s insults; and Sam must put
his trust in an unlikely ally./8 on HBO
THIS WEEK’S LINEUP
n EXPANDED LISTINGS
TV TIMES — Network, cable and satellite programs appear in
Sunday’s TV Times magazine and online at www.vicksburgpost.
com
MILESTONES
n BIRTHDAYS
Jacqueline Bisset, actress, 65; Peter Cetera, singer, 65; Jean
Smart, actress, 58; Don Was, record producer, 57; Bobbie
Cryner, country singer, 48; Dave Mustaine, rock singer-musician,
48; Tavis Smiley, radio-TV personality, 45; Tyler Perry, actor-writer-director-producer,
40; Fiona Applem, singer, 32.
n DEATHS
Willy Ronis — The last of France’s postwar greats of photography
who captured the essence of Paris in black and white
scenes of everyday life died Saturday at age 99. Ronis died at
a Paris hospital where he had been admitted days earlier, said
Stephane Ledoux, the president of the Eyedea photo agency.
Ronis had been in a wheelchair and on dialysis for some time.
Pierre Cossette — The man who founded the modern Grammy
Awards and produced the globally televised music awards
ceremony for 35 years died of congestive heart failure at a Montreal
hospital. He was 85. The Canadian producer’s death was
announced late Friday in Santa Monica, Calif., by the Recording
Academy. Cossette, a native of Valleyfield, Quebec, was an
accomplished television and theater producer who managed
some of American pop music’s most influential early bands.
Christopher Kelly — The man who was ousted Gov. Rod
Blagojevich’s former chief fundraiser died Saturday, said a
spokesman from Chicago’s Stroger Hospital. Kelly was a key
figure in the federal corruption case against Blagojevich. The
suburban Chicago man was charged in the same indictment
that alleges Blagojevich sought to sell or trade President Barack
Obama’s former seat in the U.S. Senate.
PEOPLE
Tom Hanks
Keillor out of hospital after stroke
Humorist Garrison Keillor has been released
from Mayo Clinic’s Saint Marys Hospital after
suffering a minor stroke earlier in the week.
Keillor spokesman David O’Neill released a
brief statement Friday night saying Keillor left
the Rochester, Minn., hospital earlier in the evening.
O’Neill said Keillor was on his way back to
his St. Paul home “and is in great spirits.”
Keillor, 67, had said he felt ill Monday morning
and drove himself to a St. Paul hospital, then
was transferred to Mayo Clinic.
aNd ONE MOrE
Garrison
Keillor
Police: Man with oxygen tank robs bank
Authorities say a well-dressed elderly man carrying an oxygen
tank robbed a bank Saturday in the San Diego suburb of La
Jolla.
Police Sgt. Ray Battrick said the suspect presented a note demanding
money to a teller. He fled with an unknown amount of
cash. It was unclear whether the suspect had a weapon.
The robber was described as a tall man in his 70s with white
hair, a gray mustache and glasses. He was wearing a white beret,
argyle sweater and brown sports jacket.
TOMOrrOW’S HOrOSCOPE
BY BERNICE BEDE OSOL • NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSOCIATION
Words of apology not part of wife’s vocabulary
Dear Abby: My wife and I
have been married 23 years.
Not once in all those 23 years
have I ever received an apology
from her.
She spilled mustard on my
shirt while she was reaching
across a table.
It was my fault for not handing
her a napkin she was
reaching for.
While we were playing racquetball
she drilled me in the
back with the ball and left a
huge and painful welt.
Again, nothing.
She charged $4,000 on a
credit card and didn’t tell me.
She said it was “my fault” —
she was “getting back at me”
for spending too much time
at work.
After talking and counseling,
I still received no
apology.
I’m not perfect, and we have
other issues in the marriage,
but I am at a loss as to why
she won’t apologize for anything
— even injuring me in
an accident. She spins every
argument so she can win.
Why won’t my wife say “I’m
sorry”? — Harassed Husband
in Ohio
Dear Husband: I strongly
suspect it’s because she isn’t
sorry. What she is is angry
and has a need to punish
you.
The safest way to do
that for her is through an
“accident.”
More than needing an
answer from me, what
you need is insight from a
licensed psychotherapist to
help you understand not only
why your wife acts out the
DEAR
ABBY
ABIGAIL
VaN
BUrEN
way she does — but also why
you would continue to tolerate
it for 23 years.
Dear Abby: At what point
does a parent stop giving
unsolicited advice? It is
painful to watch my “child”
repeatedly make choices that
aren’t in her best interest.
My daughter, “Alicia,” is 43.
When she inherited a considerable
estate, I told her
the windfall could make her
quite comfortable in her old
age. She agreed. After a year
and a half I doubt she has
much of her inheritance left.
Now that yet another livein
relationship has ended,
I suggested that next time
she find a man who is selfsupporting.
I also urged her to quit
uprooting herself and her
kids.
After years of weight issues,
Alicia now has a new figure
thanks to Lap-Band and plastic
surgery. She let the boyfriend
du jour select the size
of her implants. Being of the
strip club mentality, he chose
DD. Abby, my daughter looks
like two olives on a toothpick.
I’m heartsick and can’t help
but wonder what my teenage
grandchildren think. It’s
hard to watch a train wreck
happen.
Although I am trying to
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keep my mouth shut, she
tells me she “feels” my disapproval.
I think it’s her conscience
that she’s trying to
ignore. Must I duct tape my
mouth shut? — Disapproving
Mom in Texas
Dear Mom: At this point,
yes. Your daughter is an
adult. She hasn’t listened
before and she’s unlikely to
do it now. Perhaps when her
current romance ends, she’ll
be more receptive. But for
now, keep mum, mom.
Dear Abby: I’m 16 and a
junior in high school. I was
diagnosed with panic disorder
and have recently started
treatment.
I have only told a few friends
and family members that I’m
seeing a therapist and am on
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medication.
What should I do if I have an
anxiety attack or panic attack
in class? Should I talk to the
school nurse or counselor so
I’ll have a safe place to go? —
Panicked in Pennsylvania
Dear Panicked: Yes, you
should absolutely do that if
it will lessen your level of
anxiety.
You should also inform your
teachers. But before you do,
ask your therapist to give you
a note you can share with
them.
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NOTICE OF REQUEST
FOR PUBLIC COMMENT
The Mayor and Aldermen of the City of Vicksburg,
Mississippi have prepared a Wastewater Improvements
Facilities Plan, addressing potential improvements to the
City's sanitary sewer collection system. These improvements
include the design of repairs and other improvements
to the exiting sanitary sewer collection system, including
manholes, gravity sewer lines, force mains and related items
that are in need of repair. A copy of the Plan is available at
the Department of Public Works, 1415 Walnut Street,
Vicksburg, MS for review during normal business hours. The
public is invited to review the Plan, comment on alternatives
and examine the environmental review documents until
October 09, 2009. Any individual requiring accommodation
in reviewing the Plan can notify the Department of Public
Works at 601-634-4555.
The planned improvements may be funded through the
Water Pollution Control Revolving Loan Fund (WPCRLF), commonly
known as the SRF Sewer program.
THE MAYOR AND ALDERMEN OF
THE CITY OF VICKSBURG, MISSISSIPPI
By: Walter W. Osborne, Jr., City Clerk
Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) — It’s OK if you are a bit of a dreamer
because you will find ways to bring these dreams to reality and
achieve what you desire.
Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) — Along with tending to everyday
chores, find time to try your hand at what you intuitively feel
could be good for you.
Scorpio (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — Use your highest standards to
handle important projects because substantial things could
evolve.
Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) — Regardless of how much you
would like to avoid financial difficulties, focus your efforts and
attention on these matters. Things will work out wonderfully.
Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) — Whenever a situation calls for it,
be a team player. This is one of those days when collective action
has greater potential than independent action.
Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) — Doing a good job at work will offer
personal gratification and unexpected rewards. Pisces (Feb.
20-March 20) — When others realize you want to share the
wealth, they’ll be far more willing to cooperate with you, not
compete as they might normally do.
Aries (March 21-April 19) — With just a little determination on
your part, continuity and consistency will be your watchwords.
Taurus (April 20-May 20) — Because you’re such a strong catalyst,
you’ll take an unexpected development and move it in a
positive direction.
Gemini (May 21-June 20) — Be sure to make matters of financial
or material importance a top priority because this is your
strong suit at this time.
Cancer (June 21-July 22) — The more you have to do, the better
you perform, and this is a day designed for people like you.
Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) — Because Lady Luck is handling things
in an indirect manner, there are indications that good things
could be happening — and you will soon be aware of them.
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