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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1975
Page
6
The Messenger reports mothers adjust between meal snacks to save money. They substitute fruit small sandwiches or cake when baked, reserve candy for birthdays, and choose graham crackers ginger snaps or raisins for nutrition and cost.
County extension office offers tasty snack ideas for children including fruits raw vegetables and milk to reduce temptations from rich foods. Recipes include Peanut Butter Chews Cheese Spread Fruit Cocktail Cake and serving tips with servings and ingredients.
Westport Washington mayor Bill Wade ordered five female officers to surrender their badges after a state Human Rights Commission ruled they must be paid at the same level as men. Nancy Breitsprecher, 38, and her colleagues say the move hurts a small coastal town already struggling to support the police force. The women shifted to civilian clerk dispatcher roles as the town faces higher payrolls and a larger winter population.
MIT researchers report biodegradable birth control capsules that dissolve after a year under the skin may replace daily pills. Tested in rats and dogs, the capsule is placed with a syringe and causes little discomfort beyond injection. Human trials are expected after further animal studies.
Montcats Duane Searles Logan announce daughter Julie Ann born Jan 4 at Hocking Valley Hospital. Airman J C Ihle announces daughter Nichole Lynn born Jan 7 at Wright Patterson AFB Hospital. Randy L Greene Belpre announce twin sons Adam Randall and Nathan Edward born Dec 31 at Marietta Memorial Hospital. Albany Grange to meet Saturday at 8 pm bring fruit jello or cookies. Dues payable.
Advice column excerpts discuss complex relationships and dating dilemmas. A couple marries into past partnerships forming unexpected family ties while readers seek guidance on marriage loneliness teen dating and personal ethics.
Barbara Faulkner from Norwich Connecticut tracked down her natural mother and five siblings after 12 years using a phone book. Adopted in New Haven she learned of her California birth and later reunited with relatives, urging honesty with adopted children.
Athens High School chapter of the Junior Classical League inducted 14 new members in the auditorium. Initiates include Alison Cohn Rhonda Bartlett Lockwood Dewitt Teresa Falk Lisa Grover Christina Guy Bert Honaker Sherwin Little Barbara Salyer Bill Sanders Jeff Seamen Martha Stricklin Vicky Tong and Ken Yeats. Dallas Woodrum served as guest speaker and presented Roman Empire slides before the initiation and a potluck dinner for members and parents.
David Ladd of St. Louis finished his biochemistry PhD coursework at Washington University and now teaches after receiving a research fellowship. Harry Evans family spent holidays in San Francisco with son Wayne and daughter-in-law Carol. Wayne pursues a marine biology master's at the University of the Pacific, with a gift trip from Larry and Sheri.
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