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33 Shebovoan Press, Thursday. November 2. 1978 Democrats In A Dilemma The Senior Forum Pray For Child planned to pray until midnight Tuesday for their son to revive and then call authorities. Coroner Hypolite Landry said the child apparently died of natural causes, but that an autopsy was planned. MARY McGRORY in her husband's direction, she explained that she keeps the weapon "to shoot birds," "It's Irish arrogance versus Yankee arrogance," said a distinguished doctor who is voting for King all the same.

"This vote is really for my mother she was a maid in one of those Beacon Hill houses." Much as Massachusetts loves politics, this is one election it wishes would go away. They say they have a choice between a bully and a dilet-' tante, and they would like to blank it out of their minds. Copyright 1978 Washington Star Syndicate ship can be attached to pay his debts. Older wives should realize that their husbands, like their children, are just human beings and often weak. And that illicit romances and horse races are costly.

Wives should demand to know what their financial security is. (If your question can be answered in this space, send it in.) Copyright 1978 Los Angeles Times Syndicate Switzerland has four offi-cial languages German, 'French, Italian and do all sorts of terrible things unless I made good on debts that came to nearly $9,000. 1 knew nothing about my husband incurring these debts. Sorely a widow is entitled to some protection against this kind of thing? Mrs. K.R.V.

A Yes. But it should have come from the husband. Since he failed you, your best move now is to talk to a lawyer you can trust and ask his help. It is possible that anything your husband owned including his part of your house and car and anything else that was in joint owner By PAUL H1GHTOWER My husband and I had a good life together, and were preparing for a good retirement. But just before be retired early this year he died.

-I have had nothing but nightmares since, all of them about money. First there was the life insurance it wasn't $25,000 as I had thought but was $17,500 because my husband had been borrowing on the cash value of the policy over the' last three years. I knew nothing about this; Then came creditors of my husband, making threats to take my house, my car, and BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) A couple grief-stricken over the death of their 7-month-old son refused to report the baby's death and instead prayed constantly that the child be revived by God, authorities said. An anonymous phone tip sent police officers to the home of Louis and Kevin Greenup on Tuesday, a day after the baby died.

They talked the couple into giving up the body. Greenup said he and his wife were disappointed that authorities learned of the death. He said they had drug fortune, who announced to the press that she was keeping her shotgun handy against the burglars who might be attracted to the premises by the ad. Unfortunately for the environmentalists who might be wandering GYPSIES WORLDWIDE Gypsies are one of the world's oldest ethnic groups, tracing their origin, language, and culture to ancient India. There are about 10 million of them throughout the world.

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It was a prayer, not a declaration. Unity is something the Party can't get hold of this year. The reason was sitting several feet from O'Neill on the platform, with bis big bands spread on his knees. Edward J. King, the belligerent, conservative political rookie, whom the Democrats unexpectedly nominated in September, was not allowed to speak to the crowd of 50,000 who had turned out Saturday afternoon to greet the centerpiece of the united tableau.

President Carter. Even Carter, a spendthrift with superlatives, dared unleash none for King. He thought it wiser not to mention the gubernatorial candidate's name by itself a previous speaker had done so and drawn boos. Carter used King's name Only with the protective coloration of that of Lt. Gov.

Thomas P. O'Neill III, the speaker's son, who only got around to endorsing his running mate two weeks ago. "You have got a good Democratic team, Ed King and Tom O'Neill," said the president, doubtless as the result of a fine-tuned briefing in the "It's a balanced ticket the Democratic Party is broad enough to encompass people who might disagree on some issues." 4 Teddy Kennedy, who introduced Speaker O'Neill, already had dissented from this generous view. He gave King the back of his hand. "Let's hear it for the president of the U.S.," shouted Massachusetts' favorite Democrat.

"Let's hear it for Paul Tsongas, our candidate for governor er, Then he let King have it: "And the rest of our Democratic ticket." King is accustomed. As an anti-abortion, pro-death sen-- tence, pro-mandatory jail sentence, pro-Proposition 13-type tax-reduction spokesman in the country's most progressive state, he is used to such slights. At a ceremony hailing the opening of the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center, Gov. Michael Dukakis, whom King unseated, said that the happy event had occurred over the opposition of King, the former director of Boston's Logan Airport. Boston's usually affable, voluble mayor, Kevin White, has yet to say his first kind word for King.

One of the few unequi vocable endorsements he got lately came from New Hampshire's ultra-right-wing Republican governor, Meldrim Thomson, who doubtless thrills to King's frequent references to "My California consultant," Ronald Reagan's welfare expert. In this Democratic state. King basically is running against himself. His nominal rival, a well-bred Republican moderate, Frank Hatch, is hardly formidable, there being little in his record as minority leader in the state legislature to suggest he is a forceful or even an effective leader. King has only King to blame for his precipitous and continuing decline in his original 30-point lead in the polls.

Despite the anguished and sometimes angry coaching of other Democratic contenders, he has failed to reach out beyond the zealots who carried him to his primary victory. "Hatch's big positive," said a depressed Democrat, "is that he comes over harmless. King scares people." King's stands on the social issues were accepted by Democrats, many of whom shared them. It was when he began unfurling his blueprint for the state more highways, more nuclear power, and offshore drilling that he alarmed them. "I think King would put a nuclear power plant on Bos-' ton Common," said a Democrat.

"I don't think Hatch would do anything, but the state might be safer for four years." King's campaign is taking on religious overtones. He seems to be reviving warfare between the Yankees and the Irish that many thought had beerf buried with James Michael Curley and other Irish rogues who stirred the ethnic pot so vigorously for generations. "He's an anachronism," said a young social worker in Lynn Square who had Just had an edgy exchange with his cousin, a King worker carrying a "Stop Abortion" sign. "He represents the politics of another era." The so-called class-struggle aspects surfaced with a King television commercial that, contrasts Hatch's princely spread on the North Shore with King's proletarian pad in a congested section of Win-throp. King is hardly In the blue-collar category, having reluctantly disclosed financial assets running to six figures.

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