Tuna Industry Thrives United Stateswide
The U.S. tuna sector shows robust growth with production now valued over 820 million dollars annually. Since 1903 start in San Pedro California, the industry expanded through World War II demand and now supports vessels, shipyards, and related firms nationwide including California Puerto Rico and American Samoa.
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Fifth in a Series Breast Cancer Quiz
This article reviews breast cancer risks and screening. It notes no definite link between the birth control pill and cancer, advises annual breast exams for Pill users, discusses menopause hormone therapy with mixed views, and states men have breast cancer but far less often. It advertises a booklet available from The Chanute Tribune.
Couple Wed in Missouri Church Ceremony
Margaret La Turner and Michael Dent were married December 27 at First Baptist Church in Carl Junction Missouri. The bride is employed at Newman’s in Pittsburg and attends KSCP. The groom, a Kansas State College of Pittsburg and Dallas School of Mortuary Science graduate, will reside in Pittsburg after a Florida wedding trip.
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Michael Dent
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Carl Junction
Melvin la Turner
Galena
Ralph Dent
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KU chemist develops German cockroach pheromone
Lawrence KU chemist Leland Weigel and collaborators synthesized a German cockroach mating pheromone aiming to disrupt reproduction without pesticides. The work, begun five years earlier by William Bell and involving Albert Burgstahler, was presented at the American Chemical Society meeting and slated for publication in the Journal of Organic Chemistry.
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Vigil for Christ in Southwest Arkansas Residents Await End Times
In Grannis near the Oklahoma border, Gene Nance and his relatives endured a long vigil awaiting the second coming. About 40 people gathered in a house, living simply with no formal clergy, while authorities intervened with a school mandate for several children. Neighbors mixed curiosity and skepticism as life continued around the quiet, faith driven vigil.
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Substitutes offered in cheese spread
Dear Heloise shares quick kitchen hacks and light humor. A reader describes making pimiento cheese without pimientos using mayonnaise relish and finely chopped cheese, then whisking with a potato peeler. The note also covers wallpaper repair with a needle and iron and a hiccup remedy using water and hands over ears.
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