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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
7
A reader explains rolling pie crust on a large sheet of damp aluminum foil to prevent slipping, then lifting the foil with crust into a pie plate. The foil edge helps catch juice spills and can cover the pie for freshness.
Obituary notes the Chanute physician Dr Ralph A Light died Tuesday evening at Neosho Memorial Hospital at age 80. He began practice in 1898 with his late father Dr J H Light, marking 54 years in the local field. A separate item reports a new 24 foot slide for the Country Club pool being installed today.
The columnist critiques crime blame narratives and public service campaigns. He parodies attitudes by recounting a feminist friend who says bank deposits fund crime and could incentivize theft or even future judges, highlighting exaggerated links between personal acts and social outcomes.
A speaker reflects on moral resolve and avoiding temptations quoting a biblical line. The narrator plans to withdraw funds and comments on a warm June outfit, a Mother Hubbard, discussing modesty and impressionable youths. The scene ends with a reminder and a dash for the parking lot to retrieve keys.
New York upi The latest ABC News Closeup on nuclear power plants sparks more confusion than clarity as it weighs pros and cons. Reporter Roger Peterson argues against expanding nuclear power while Jules Bergman presents the pro side, debating cancer latency and safety.
Dear Ann Landers reflects on whether a child is a gift from God or a matter of biology. The writer rejects gift-wrapped baby notions and argues life’s miracle shows a higher power, while acknowledging harsh realities of mothers in difficult situations. The column contrasts guidance counselor woes with a teacher’s supportive role.
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