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PAGE FOURTEEN Star Tracking JEANNE A VERY ANN LANDERS ANSWERS For Wednesday. Sept. 12 YOUR BIRTHDAY TODAY: Interesting and exciting ideas can lead to innovative new career. You find more room for fun and free- by doing wha! you love A sense of plav will release powerful financial opportunity Deai wish power organizations. groups Whatever ila or produce is far-reachius Be reaJisisc BORN TODAY: Aclor Maunce Chevalier ISSS News Commentator Frank MeGee ARIES -March 20- Interesting new con- yoa to harness vur creative ability and more fascinating You shou-d lhank your iUcK stars for now oppor- TAURUS April 21-May 21 Financial -na'ters nevd careful consideration.

Some exciiing ventures are sure succeed Creative plans re- csiire interesting partnership Be wry clear shorn expected refjrns GEMINI a 22- Jane 2i New adventures mav put a damper un partnership matters Be sare you're no! a aouse chase. connected career arc no; hat they ai tvar to be. CANCER June 22-Juiy --5 Discussions bear frail. Whatever plans make for projects, -n- and new creative ures are siv- LED 24-Aug. 23- iu; the window with rjplKins your home life.

exciting partnership "ifcttt-rs take up much of y--jr time Powerful agreements about land, life stvle iifv far-reaching VIRGO. Aa 23 Prepare for some exciting if ideas. Contracts can be negotiated with Lnicae pians win approval. Keep your eye on Sana situation, partnership matters. Be aware of realitv.

LIBRA 24-Oct. 23'. Pians you make for publicity should be kept secret for a while You can succeed far beyond your expectations by taking some big chances. Be sure iron out fine details eoniraczs. SCORPIO 24-Nov Friends may prepare big surprises for you.

Help with home situation is wei- Last-minute luck is sure If put you out in from of competition. Some financial matters need clarification SAGITTARIUS -Nov. 23- 21 You may not be seeing things too ciesrlv. i needs conrroniation Lane situation max not be wha: it appears be. Listen to your inner guidance i- rsend? can help as well CAPRICORN Dec.

22-tan. 20 Some intuition rnav DO YOU NEED MONEY TO JAKE ADVANTAGE OF '78 MODEL CLOSE-OUT PRICE LOOK JNTO THE HELP THAT OUR AUTO LOAN i DEPARTMENT CAN GIVE YOU! STOP BY AT ANY OF OUR 7 OFFICES Dear Ann Landers: I was talking on the phone to a guy I like a lot when my mother picked up the extension downstairs and yelled. "You've been gabbing for 45 minutes! Gei off 1 have to make a My friend asked "Who Was THAT-" 1 was so humiliated 1 cva'd barely 1 saw. "That was my mother. She must have had a rough day.

I'd better hang up. Morn ran upsiasrs and screamed for 20 minutes. She said 1 shouldn't have said wha: 1 thai made her look bad Mom is always doing something to embarrass :r.e and 1 don't know how to dea5 with it. I'm 15. too young to leave home.

I know Morn has a miserable life Dad drinks, and he's never around. Any advice for me? Blue Betty Dear Betsy: You have an excellent understanding of she situation indicated by your statement. "I know Mom has a miserable life." etc. This is what causes most of the ugly behavior in the world. Psychiatrists call it "displacement." It is com- monh known as "taking out our own unhappiness on somebody else." You can reduce the friction by reacting as little as possible and avoiding situations that might provoke her.

Eas? Of course not. but hang in there, honey. You'll live through it. Dear Ann: As a counselor on alcoho! and drug abuse for the military. I arn able to reach many people who have a drinking problem, but not not be as sound as you wish Discussions need clarification Friends may have pleasant surprises in store for you.

Funds rnai siip through your fingt-rs. but celebration is in order AQUARIUS Be ready fur major awakening career arena. You can be catapulted into "lore recognition, fame. Powerful forces are puiling you to distances. Be rvady to publicize, promote.

PISCES -Feb 20-March 20'- Awareness of the truth can save your heartaches later. Travtl plans can faring some g-jud surprises. Fanner's ideas are perhaps better than your own. New home life is fonunate. Rights Reserved Field Newspaper Syndicate THE GETTYSBURG TIMES.

TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 11.1979 Two PUC Nominees Get Test This Week In State Senate nearly as manv as yo'ir column. Would it "be asking too much to have this printed? There seems to be a total lack of understanding of the word "alcohol." Most people believe it refers onlv fo whiskey and wine that beer- drinkers need not be concerned about becoming alcoholics. Example: A local wife after many visits to the clinic admitted she had been a heavy beer-drinker for 10 years, averaging three to four cases per week. She was surprised when the doctor told her she had cirrhosis of the liver.

Her comment was. "I can't understand it. 1 never drank anything stronger than beer." Webster defines alcohol: a colorless, volatile, flammable liquid formed by vinous fermentation and contained in wine. beer, whiskey, and the other fermented and distilled liquors of which it is the intoxicating principle. Please.

Ann. pass the word. If it's in your column maybe they'll believe it -Riverside. Calif. Dear CaL: It's been in my column before, many times.

Perhaps if they see'it often enough, it will soak in. Dear Ann Landers: I'm a woman who works in an oil refinery. We are recuired to wear hard hats, the men. I have heard it said that the constant wearing of hard hats will cause a loss of hair. I don't believe a woman would go bald from it.

but I'd like to know how the hard hats affect both sexes. Love Mv Job Dear Love: A dermatologist in Washington. D.C.. Dr. Robert Stolar.

researched this one. He made it a point to personally examine the bard hats of the workmen at the building sites near his office. According to Dr. Stolar. the inner surface that circles the hard hat is soft and pliable.

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By JILL LA WHENCE Associated Pnss Writer HARR1SBURG i A A controversial aide to Senate Republicans and a lawyer recently won over to the GOP will take turns in the hot seat this week during confirmation hearings on their nominations to the Public Utility Commission. Susan Shanaman. 33. of Harrisburg. was a Pl'C staff attorney for five years before becoming an aide to Sen.

Robert Jublierer. R-Altoona in 1975. Former Pittsburgh treasurer Joseph Coseui. 50. was graduated from law school in I97a and registered as a Republican uhen he ran for mayor two years later.

The merits of both nominees will be debated Wednesday before the Senate Confirmations Committee in a charged atmosphere befitting the sensitive nature of the positions. Gov. Dick Thornburgh's first nominee, former Commissioner Robert Bloom, was overwhelmingly rejected by the Senate arnidst a rush of consumer activism provoked by the nuclear accident Three Mile Island. The accident thrust the quasi judicial commission, which regulates rates and service of hundreds of aas. electric, water, rail, bus and other utilities, into a spotlight from which it has not vet emerged.

The coming natural gas and heating oil rise mass transportation and the inevitable nuclear power question promise to keep the PL'C in the public eye for years to come. The crucial nature of the job has prompted harsh criticism of the Shanaman nomination. Herb Denen- lid on! Are your Barents too strict? Hard to reach? Ann Landers" booklet. "Bugged By Parents? How More Freedom." could help you bridge the generation gap. Send 50 cents with your request and a long, stamped, self-addressed envelope to Ann Landers.

P.O. Box 11995. Chicago. Illinois 60611. berg, a newspaper consumer columnist whose 1975 nomination to the PUC was rejected by the Senate, called her "a political hack of little experience and less ability." In a recent interview.

Ms. Shanaman appeared to take the attack in stride. "It looks to sue like sour grapes." she said. "He didn't make it as a commissioner and he's trying to take it out on me. His accusations don't appear to be based on any facts." Consumer groups have alleged that Ms.

Snanzman is responsible for anti- consumer sections of a 1976 PL'C reform package. But she cites her work on that reform legislation as evidence of her commitment to consumers. She said the package eliminated retroactive rate increases, established the PL'C Consumer Services Bureau, mace the commissioners fuiliime and set up a code of ethics for them. Asked specifically what she contributed. replied.

"I can't take credit for any particular thing. It was a joint effort. very body worked together." She also refuted charges that her background is partisan, pointing out that Democratic State Sen. Franklin Kury "has indicated he feels 1 have ability." Ms. Shanaman predicted the PL'C will face issues of conservation, alternative energy sources and true-kins; industry deregulation in the near future.

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thru Frl. 10-9 Sn. VISA' It has. to be faced because we have nuclear plants." she said. "But my emphasis wuuld be on alternative sources of energy such as solar, cogeneration waste heat from fossil fuel use is recycled and small hydro electric plants." Neither Shanaman aor Cosetti have taken a position on nuclear power.

"I don't know enough abou! it to know if it is fundamentally unsafe." said Cosetti. whose background includes years as an economic- forecaster for steel and chemical companies and seven years as treasurer of the city of Pittsburgh. "I am kind of convinced that we have not trained nw- lear plant operators as well as we should have." he added. "It also appears that al- though nuclear power is potentially low cost, in fact, it is not low cost now." Consumer groups are concerned that, despite some aggressive moves in the public interest as city treasurer. Cosetli's long corporate career may have reduced his sensitivity to the consumer viewpoint.

But Cosetti calls that "a naive view of the American economy" and said bis steel and chemical firm experience gave him "real insight into the decision-making processes of larger corporations, "To assume that I will assume the role of a corporate executive for utilities because i worked with corporations, is simplistic and not true." he said. Cosetti said he supports recent moves to examine utility management decisions in the course of routine rate hike investigations. He also praised PL'C handling of the recent case dividing the costs of the Three Mile Island ac- cident. "They didn't allow then selves to be panicked stampeded into a decision. he said.

"It was an easy of portunity to play to the gal leries, but they did not do il They deserve credit fo that." Cosetti believes PUC re sponsibility is limited "making the system work' and said he disapproves of at tempts to generate publicit: by dealing with nucleai power and other larger is sues. However, he those issues probably wil come up. The PL'C is going to tx thrust into that role wbethei ants to or Dot because it Ls an available forum." he said. SAVE GAS Mopeds Moffds Moptds LVGRAM'S Gettysburg Honda fh CANNING SPECIAL Red Skin. Crecthaven Bushrt 4.OO With Your Container AN APPLE A DAY FARM MARKET Rt 34 S.

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