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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1977
Page
8
Mrs Mondale spoke about life at the Admiral's House and family routines. She noted Teddy, 19, Eleanor, 17, and William, 15, gather for dinner and that Teddy works selling motorcycles while hoping to attend college.
Joan Mondale 46 enjoys pottery at the 9 0-year-old Victorian house on Embassy Row. She praises art history talks and showcases pieces by Warhol Lichtenstein and Motherwell while promoting the arts and artists in her role with the public office.
A widow seeks guidance after a man named John, who stole $300 to visit his mother before possible imprisonment, reappears with apologies and a plan to repay. Readers advise caution as the writer contemplates resuming contact. Additional letters discuss strained family finances and child support, with Abby offering practical steps.
An FDA advisory panel found five nonprescription antibiotics safe and effective for shielding minor cuts from bacteria. There is no proof they speed healing, and further study is needed. The panel urged warning labels to limit use to one week and caution against certain conditions and exposures.
High coffee prices pressurize consumer budgets and storage tips advise extending shelf life. Guidance covers ground and freeze dried coffees, unopened can storage up to two years, opened can life, and best practices to prevent moisture damage. Do not dip wet spoons into jars to preserve freshness.
A home rib dish described as foil covered and seasoned with salt and barbecue sauce was cooked at 350 then 325 until tender and nearly off the bone. The ribs weighed just under two pounds and sold for about 1.29 per pound in stores. A storage tip notes returning excess chilled meat to its normal storage place.
The Ohio Federation of Business and Professional Women District 14 plans a spring meeting from 9 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. at the Inn Country Club with a tea at 4 p.m. cost 3 dollars. Evelyn Berry and Virginia M. Timko coordinate details including room blocks at Holiday Inn. Guests may attend. a $60 gift was noted and May plans include a gathering with Mrs. Victory Whitehouse and Miss Mary Noss.
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