Exhausted Quota Rests Help By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann Landers column excerpt features questions about an lonely widow causing service calls, a smoker's hope, and parenting gift advice. The letters touch loneliness, quitting smoking, and wedding appliance disputes, with responses urging boundaries, encouragement, and tasteful involvement.
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Rescued Man Pays $25 Fine in Navarro Mills Incident
Game warden John Gerganess rescued a man found under the Navarro Mills Reservoir for the third time. On shore Nelson Tarrent of Italy, Texas faced a revocation of his fishing license until September and paid a $25 fine after possessing undersized bass.
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Italy
Tarrent
Kenneth Douglas
Bloodhound Training Silence Debunks Trail Myth
Contrary to belief, the bloodhound does not sniff a ground trail or howl. It runs quietly, trained to silent behavior to avoid alarming fugitives or frightening children lost or afraid.
Jailer Sentenced Six Months In Jail He Served
INDEPENDENCE Kansas AP Louis Hestand 51 was sentenced to six months in the jail where he worked as a jailer after pleading guilty to misconduct in office and neglect of duty The case stemmed from his failure to report a bribe attempt by Mr and Mrs James Kevin Kelly who sought release for a 40 acre land deed in Oklahoma The KBI found a sawed cell bars and a blade hidden in magazines during the investigation Kelly awaits sentencing after a $700 check passing conviction His wife received a year at Lansing and the couple face charges of attempted jail break with a May 5 preliminary hearing
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53.2 Million Stipend For Kansas Farmers
AP reports that if farmers idle 34.3 million acres of feed grain land this year they will receive 923 million in diversion payments from the Agriculture Department. State allocations include Missouri 64.4 million and Kansas 53.2 million.
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Trials of Turtles Are Works of Ar
CLEAN NY AP Two college seniors let their turtles walk in blue ink and set them loose on four canvas vases. The results titled The Storm In Memoriam Rebelion and Peripheromenon are on display at St Bonaventure University arts festival. The turtles Moses Abraham Sam and Josephus are owned by Tom Rogers and William McGrath.
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Commander's Mother to Attend Submarine Commissioning
Hancock Maine AP Mrs Lillian Crabtree whose three sons died in World War II will witness her son Cmrd Alan B Crabtree command the Polaris missile submarine Daniel Boone during its commissioning in Vallejo California The 39 year old will lead the gold crew with a blue crew alternating operating the 7000 ton vessel.
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Hancock
Lillian Crabtree
Daniel Boone
Vallejo
Calif
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Swenson breaks ankle. four weeks off stage
Inga Swenson, star of the Broadway musical 110 in the Shade, tripped and broke her ankle on Wednesday night and will be out of the show for four weeks. Christine of Holland has attended Mass amid rumors of a possible conversion, while a Dutch princess remains noncommittal. A postal incident in New Orleans involves an elephant snatching mail from a cage at Audubon Park Zoo.
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Golden anniversary party for Ed and Edna Naanes
More than 100 guests attended the golden wedding open house for Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Naanes at their home. They wed April 20, 1914, and have two living children Rex Naanes of Kemmerer Wyoming and Mrs. Roland Campbell of Meriden. a son Ted died in high school. Guests included Rex Naanes, Barbara and Catherine, Roland Campbell, Edward Stapley, Fred Messenger, Houghton family, and many others from across Kansas and Colorado.
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Gene Simmons
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