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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1973
Page
6
Dr. Lester L. Coleman explains refined sugar's role in arteriosclerosis while warning against overreacting to new science. He notes sugars are converted to fats that can contribute to arterial changes and cautions readers about diet choices.
A New York article outlines how a rigid work ethic shapes sexual behavior, citing Masters and Johnson on routine, boredom, and the danger of treating sex as a task. The piece also weaves in unrelated notes on cholesterol, a Bake Sale by the 4-H club, ear health Q&A, and a doctor’s heart booklet offer.
Dear Abby advice column touches on balancing romance for aging couples, morning vs lunch schedules, and a pilot husband. It suggests a 3 am compromise or swapping lunch outings and home meals. It also covers wedding plans between a teen mother and fiancé with differing parental expectations and a note about tax costs of large families and a typographical comment from Dr Rivers.
A French dish Cheval Hache is praised for its sweetness despite horsemeat’s stigma. In Portland, Oregon, Dolores Rooney publicly revealed she has fed her family horsemeat for three years, drawing nationwide attention.
The Athens Messenger reports horsemeat costs about one quarter of beef and is federally inspected with 55 000 horses slaughtered last year. Slaughtering plants mainly supply pet foods and overseas markets while a few shops market the delicacy at high prices in France. Local butchers mostly refuse to sell and worry legalities.
Athens Grange hosted Albany and York Granges in a visitation meeting with about 100 members attending. Reports praised Grange state work, the sixth degree conferred, youth drill team and contest winners, and a national honor for Tom Hite. Funds were raised for charity and local groups, with sewing and baking contests planned and a State Grange certificate received.
Gov. John J. Gilligan asks all 99 Ohio House members to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment urging its pivotal role in the nationwide campaign. He notes 28 states have ratified and 10 more are needed ahead of the March 28 vote amid large public hearings.
A Murray Stern exhibit titled The Human Condition opens at the Columbus Jewish Center on College Avenue. More than 200 attendees joined a meet the artist reception as Stern, a Parkersburg Community College teacher, displays etchings drawings monotypes and paintings inspired by the Jewish elderly and humanity. The show runs through April 9 and is part of Israel 25th anniversary programs with Stern having worked in New York theatre and film on Broadway and in productions such as My Fair Lady Sound of Music Camelot The Pawnbroker The Godfather and Panic in Needle Park. All works are for sale with no admission fee.
Court Street at leading drug counters lists products and remedies for skin conditions. Local merchants promote treatments for pimples blackheads boils blemishes and ingrown hairs.
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