July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D2 By society’s definition, they’re successful women they have good jobs, money, power, prestige. But although it looks like they have it all, more and more career women admit they feel …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D2 1. Joey Buttafuoco 2. (photo of Demi Moore)

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D2 Dear Heloise: I’ve seen several ways to send cards to people in hospitals. I do mine this way: I send the card to the person’s home address and let someone …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D2 Dear Ann Landers: My father died in 1988 and left my mother a little over $200,000 in insurance and retirement funds. He also drew up a quickie last-minute will naming …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D3 So you may not fit into your size-4 drum majorette uniform. So your head is so bald that light refracted off it occasionally disrupts satellite transmissions. So your crow’s-feet are …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D3 Hugh Downs, the veteran newsman and popular co-host of the TV show “20/20,” is one of many who find scholarship to be a most satisfying pursuit of late middle age. …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D3 Some fads are making a comeback.

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D4 Just like the line in Field of Dreams promised, Bob Scheib built it - and yep, they came. Four years ago, Scheib, a lifelong fan of “The Andy Griffith Show,” …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D4 America Online has dropped its Tape Trader’s Central area, which provided a nexus for rock fans who wanted to trade bootleg concert tapes. Trading of the tapes made by fans …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D4 A bureau that tracks auto thievery says that line of labor is seasonal - mainly from April to August. An athletic tiger can pounce 30 feet. Sea-life scientists have specified …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D4 The night is packed with reruns, though some will be a treat for folks who missed them the first time around. Most notable of the repeats is a “Roseanne” fantasy …

July 2, 1996 in Features on Page D5 The White House goes up in smoke and flame in “Independence Day.” Photo by Twentieth Century Fox