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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1976
Page
3
The Rev. Tom Riner denounces rock musicals like Hair and Jesus Christ Superstar as scourges on Louisville. He warned passersby after a 1973 tornado and opposes school desegregation busing, calling it driven by demonic spirits.
The Athens Sessenger Women chairman leads a protest movement with Louisville clergy against court ordered busing in Jefferson County. He champions a Christian school program opening this fall enrolling about 150 children and ties anti busing to a broader conspiracy theory while noting his church remains independent.
Abby columns address a 15 year old girl whose parents punish her for her sister's abortion. A separate letter from a 25 year old woman in Arkansas seeks guidance on living with an ex husband who controls her. Also tips duel on affordable kitchen gear for a new apartment and a charity booklet offer.
Dr Salk notes that girls at seven can be very particular about clothes and may gain satisfaction from tight items. He warns that scolding reinforces the behavior and advises a matter of fact approach to reduce fixation on tightness over time.
Mrs. Ida B. Brooks of Jacksonville shares a 35 year old Suet Pudding recipe. Ingredients include suet molasses brown sugar ground raisins sour milk and walnuts with a vanilla lemon extract and spices. The dish is steamed three hours in a double boiler and served with a sugar butter sauce.
Viktorya Fyodorova, born from World War II romance with Zoya Fyodorova, meets her father Admiral Jackson R. Tate in the United States after he learns of their link. Tate adopts Viktorya and she later marries jet pilot Frederick R. Polly of Stamford Connecticut.
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