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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1975
Page
5
A federal jury convicts Ly nette Fromme for attempting to kill President Ford after 19 hours of deliberation. Patty Hearst, Linda Black, Princess Christina, Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, Dale Messick, and other public figures are linked to legal actions, engagements, or marriages.
Peter Weaver answers reader questions on safe heater choices for seniors. He covers electric and gas heaters including labeling, automatic shutoffs, thermostats, burn guards, proper ventilation, and avoiding bathrooms. Cautions about extension cords, wiring, and gas odor are emphasized.
Dear Abby column fragment shows a Catholic Army chaplain in Walla Walla admitting memory lapses after 16 years away and seeking a gracious response. Abby suggests honesty and advises saying, I don’t remember your name, to avoid hurting feelings.
A home recipe for scalloped potatoes with green pepper and onion in a white sauce. Includes ingredients such as 8 potatoes, green pepper, onion, milk, flour, butter, salt and pepper. Bake at 350 degrees in a greased 2 quart dish for about 1 hour covered and 30 minutes uncovered until browned.
Athens couple Mr and Mrs Charles F Stover announce the engagement of their daughter Kathy Lynn to Cliff Slone son of Mr and Mrs Clyde Slone Sr of Albany Route 3 The bride elect a 1973 Federal Hocking High School graduate attended Ohio University and works at O Bleness Memorial Hospital The groom is a 1971 Alexander High School graduate employed by Athens Building Materials A 2 pm wedding is set for January 17 at East Athens Church of Christ Townsend Place Also note on fruit quality: Brown's Okay irregular tan areas on apples may not affect eating quality.
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