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Today in the news: 'Dear Abby' writer dies

Today in the news: 'Dear Abby' writer dies

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Posted Jan 17, 2013 @ 06:00 PM
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Pauline Phillips, writer of the "Dear Abby" advice column, has died at 94, according to the Associated Press. Her publicist said her death came after a long battle with Alzheimer's. The "Dear Abby" column has been written since 2002 by her daughter, Jeanne. The two had shared a byline since 2000. Phillips was the twin sister of "Ask Ann Landers" columnist, and competitor, Eppie Lederer. While competition between the two advice columns led to tension early in their careers, the two had reconciled before Lederer's death in 2002.

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"We believe that it would be wrong if we walk out of this spring with no achievement on debt reduction whatsoever. We think the worst thing for the economy is to move past these events that are occurring with no progress made on the debt and the deficit." - House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, on the House Republicans' plans for the next session of Congress.

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News to know

Pauline Phillips, writer of the "Dear Abby" advice column, has died at 94, according to the Associated Press. Her publicist said her death came after a long battle with Alzheimer's. The "Dear Abby" column has been written since 2002 by her daughter, Jeanne. The two had shared a byline since 2000. Phillips was the twin sister of "Ask Ann Landers" columnist, and competitor, Eppie Lederer. While competition between the two advice columns led to tension early in their careers, the two had reconciled before Lederer's death in 2002.

Quote of note

"We believe that it would be wrong if we walk out of this spring with no achievement on debt reduction whatsoever. We think the worst thing for the economy is to move past these events that are occurring with no progress made on the debt and the deficit." - House Budget Committee Chairman Paul Ryan, on the House Republicans' plans for the next session of Congress.

Hot video: White House condemns Algerian hostage taking

GateHouse News Service

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