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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1977
Page
17
Summer brings fresh dill to cucumbers for a light noontime salad with cottage cheese and lettuce. The recipe has steps for salting, draining, and skillet cooking the sliced cucumbers with butter pepper and dill for four to six servings.
The article extols dill for many uses with cucumbers. It praises serving chilled cucumber soup with dill, and notes dill enhances fresh bread or crackers. It also suggests braised cucumbers as a tasty cooked option and notes some tasters changed their minds after tasting.
A Kansas supreme court decision holds that periodic alimony ends with the husband’s death unless the divorce decree or settlement clearly states continued payments. Katharine sought $19,200 from Raymond’s estate, but the court found no clear posthumous obligation. A similar Iowa case is pending after a judge ruled payments may continue until remarriage or death.
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