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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1970
Page
31
A comic strip panel advises cautious sun exposure for a safe tan. It notes enthusiasm can backfire, warns against peeling skin, and suggests starting at home. It emphasizes gradual time in sun, skin type considerations, and extra care for fair or redhaired individuals.
Household advice covers sunburn prevention with sunscreen timing and clothing, washing windows with cornstarch solution, tarnish prevention for metals, and moth deterrents for yarn storage. It emphasizes cautions about sun exposure, protective products, and practical household care steps.
A garbled math puzzle asks to find the son's age X given relations: a man is 3 years less than 1 S times his son's age, and the n of the son exceeds 29 of its father's age by 6 years. The text mixes cholera reports from Jakarta and unrelated lines. Solve for X by standard algebra: X minus 3 equals 29 times (3X minus 4), yielding the son's age.
Pabis Ticci and partner defeated a five diamonds contract in a deal where Pabis Ticci of Italy won the spade opening and showed that success hinged on East holding the king of hearts. The declarer avoided the straightforward line, anticipating West might ruff, and executed a clever sequence to defeat the contract.
A reader asks how to remove copper tarnish with salt and lemon juice or salt and vinegar. Instructions suggest rubbing the copper with the acids, then rinsing and drying for a shiny finish.
A cluttered listing shows NBC CBS ABC and other channels with evening programs. The grid mentions talk, drama, or movies like Galloping Gourmet News and various soap operas, with time blocks and channel mix.
The White House announced plans to seek 50 million more for summer youth jobs, boosting total funds to 71.8 million for the Nixon era program. Vice President Agnew said the expansion would raise government sponsored youth opportunities to 899,000, with 414,000 additional summer jobs for high school students at 3.145 per hour. Mayors Curren, Lugar, Maltester, and Washington attended the confab to discuss private sector job shortfalls and needed help.
The case presents Stewart suing Marvin after a head-on collision during a night drive. Marvin argues the sudden emergency doctrine and icy darkness limited his liability, while the judge notes bad weather does not excuse loss of control. Verdict guidance hinges on whether Marvin could have avoided the collision by staying on his side of the road and maintaining control.
Washington Senator Gale W McGee chairman of the Senate Post Office Committee said the November elections are too close for Congress to consider raising postal rates He favored funding from the Treasury and noted more than 1 billion a year in postal pay raises tied to the mail men strike He suggested future rate increases could be handled by an independent commission under reform legislation this year
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