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Ann Landers =

Dear Ann: What do you think of my husband's viewpoint
on women whc arc raped?

He is a physician and highly respected in our
community. 1 was reading an article in the paper and said
to him, ‘Isn't this awful — two women were forced off
the road by two men in another car. One man was
painting a gun at them. They were raped right inour own
neighborhoad!’"

My husband snapped, ‘I'll bet Is .was after
midnight. Women who run around alone at odd hours are
just asking for it."" | replied, ‘That's not true. | used to
work nights when | was a nurse, and | came home at odd
hours. | certainly wasn't asking for It."’ My husband did
Not reply.

| continued, “Do you believe every victim of rape is

sl to be there at the

wrong time?*' My husband sald, ‘‘Right. These men are

psychopaths. It is up to the women to stay out of their

way. If they don't, they are asking.for it.’’ | said, *'Oh,

then the 47 percent of women who were raped In their

, own homes last year were asking for it? Or, If a woman is,
out after dark and Is raped, then It's her fault?"

My husband the doctor replied, '‘Yes, and what's
more, there are women who will lead a guy on, and when
they get what they ask for they call it rape because they
feel guilty and want to lay the blame on the man. The
women's movement has tried to make It look like the
female ts always the victim, and it's not true."*

| called him a male chauvinist pig and he called mea
screwball: Will you please comment?

— Furious With The Ignoramus
Dear Furious: What your’ physiclan-husband doesn’t
realize is that rape Is not a crime of lust — ‘it is a crime of

violence. As for women being out after dark and “asking

for it,’’ 1 offer the following:

During a discussion about rape, ‘a male member of
the Israeli parliament suggested there should be a
curfew on women. Golda Meir, then prime minister,
replied, ‘‘There should be a curfew on MEN. They are
the ones who are doing the raping.”’

‘The of rape has at an alarming
rate In this country. There are no rules that guarantee

There's a form ‘of fever
that eludes diagnosis.

Doctors sometimes put
aside their stethoscopes, stop
ordering tests and system-
atically search the patient's
room to find the answer.

Or they may ask nurses
and hospital staff to collect

kestiees fever,

fever or velbinduced infec: *
tion.

The disease, ‘according °

to those who have been re-
porting it in medical litera-
ture, may. be more common
than most doctors suspect.
Many of the patients
have long histories of medical

of ther
switching.
The patients have'a dis-
order called fraudulent fever,
factitious (meaning artifical}

A few appear to
spend their lives travelling
with their act from hospital
to hospital.

Those caught in: their
may abruptly leave

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When your wife
doesn't talk to you,
maybe she’s trying to
tell you something.

later somewhere else.
ere

one hospital only to turn up
they

Reta: places ! as sub-
stitute thames! in which the
patients are like children who

“havé learned to manipulate

doting parents.

The patients are clearly
sick, but their illness is pri-
marily psychological rather
than medical,

And because their phy-
sical symptoms are based on
deception, they at first frus-
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doctors who find themselves

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taking _temperature-raising
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In continuing their char-
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tude of painful tests.

Many consent to explor-
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to operations designed to

give them relief from their |

supposed aches and pains.
Why. these individuals
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Dear Ann Landers: Why would a soft-spoken, refined
woman —~a minister’s wife — write dirty words. in
tipstick on the mirror of a public restroom?

| was shocked when | walked in-and caught her. She

laughed when she saw me and said, Please don't tell

. anybody. I do this for fun! What do you make of it, Ann?

— Stunned In Lima

Dear Stunned: What a person does for ‘‘fun’’ can reveal

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n can find some

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