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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1977
Page
11
Readers share practical housekeeping hints. A broom scrubs the tub with cleaner for back‑friendly cleaning, plus tips on static-free sewing with fabric softener, marking children’s gear with enamel paint, and using ovenware to keep rolls warm.
New York reports NBCs The Chevy Chase Show aims for rapid pace and surprise with satirical bits on commercials politics and pop culture. Tim Conway and Moore's Mongrel Revue join Chase plus a Carter spoof and a mock health spa sketch. Richard Pryor leads in a prelude at 8 p.m. Central.
Fifty years ago a farewell party for Miss Loda Rader was held at Miss Otto Mitchell's home before her May 16 departure to Pueblo. Pryor's NBC Thursday night show featured bold racial humor and a poignant moment as Maya Angelou's monologue closed with a bitterly sung sentiment.
Lost Springs Wyoming population seven plans to spend a $10,000 federal mineral royalty rebate on paving its two and a half block Main Street. Mayor Robert Stringham notes the town will receive $10,000 plus per capita funds and that $10,049 may not cover the project. The town, with four adults and three children, contemplates stretching the money to renew its streets as it clings to existence.
Dear Ann Landers offers guidance after a survivor shares rape trauma and anger at conservative parents and distant relatives. The column urges safety steps including walking in pairs, avoiding alcoves, karate, and seeking rape crisis support, then addresses unreciprocated holidays with childless aunts and uncles and one blunt remedy: stop remembering them if no cards arrive.
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