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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
5
The USDA proposes changing labeling rules to allow open dating on meat and poultry. APHIS seeks public comment by May 21 to gauge which dating method is clearest to consumers and reduces confusion.
The APHIS and USDA propose requiring a calendar date on open date labels with a clear qualifying statement such as date processed or do not sell after. Public input requested by May 21 with options for oral testimony. notices will appear in the Federal Register March 21.
A reader shares a blender hash idea using leftover beef or ham with potatoes and onions topped by poached eggs. Other letters advise making homemade starch with fragrance, storing, and thinning. petroleum jelly to protect nail polish bottles. and a note opposing crib mobile fan motion.
Expert home furnishings guidance shows that you can refresh a room without big costs. Focus on a few well chosen accessories with simple lines and pleasing textures. Plan placement to emphasize key pieces and use space around them.
A Swiss Salmon Ring recipe using salmon and noodles is outlined with steps for preparation and baking, plus a cheese sauce. The piece also shares household hints on computer waste reuse, recycling tips, and homemaker notes from readers like Barbara Rumble and Margaret Buck, concluding with Heloise column context.
Abby answers reader questions about dating an elderly widower seeking a refined woman over seventy. She suggests Florida or California as better places to find suitable partners and warns about identity exposure. She also weighs a workplace privacy query and explains Indian origins per Britannica.
Nine medical experts in nutrition obesity and kidney and heart disease warn against prolonged use of the Atkins low carbohydrate high fat diet. They contest claims of universal effectiveness and say the diet may be dangerous for some people.
McCall's quotes Harvard nutritionists and other doctors warning that extended Atkins use may raise cholesterol and lipid levels and increase coronary heart disease risk. Pregnant women are advised to avoid six months on the diet. Additional experts from AMA, St Luke's NY, and other institutions express safety concerns.
The Pi Beta Phi Alumnae Club invites orders for handmade Easter baskets priced 3 to 5 dollars to aid Athens City Recreation Center and a new Care Line emergency support service. Proceeds fund local needs. orders go to Sara Evans, Carol Voelz, Dee Lawrence, or any sorority member.
Mr and Mrs John Randolph of New Haven announce the birth of their first child Christina Marie born February 22 at Holzer Medical Center Grandparents Mr and Mrs Bob R Moore of Syracuse and Mr and Mrs George C Randolph of New Haven Great grandparents include Mr and Mrs Clarence Idle Mason Mrs Goldye Johnson New Haven and Mrs Viola Halley Clifton Also notes on salt use in yeast bread to avoid retarding yeast action.
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