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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1975
Page
7
A reader asks how to balance a second reception with liquor and dancing at a Baptist family wedding. Ann Landers advises the couple to respect the bride’s family plans and notes a later, nonalcoholic option for their own event.
Readers share kitchen hacks for enhancing boxed cake mixes by layering chocolate and vanilla, adding pudding between layers, and finishing with icing for a taller, moister four layer cake. Other notes include sorting socks by color to avoid rummaging in the dark and applying removable adhesive paper to phones for a coordinated look.
In the play film The Man in a Glass Booth an American Jew tells an Israeli war crimes tribunal he doubts the magnitude of Nazi atrocities. The fiction resonates with current attitudes as many people share that belief.
FTC chair Lewis Engman argues airlines should be allowed to reduce rates without government approval. He calls the current requirement an anomaly in 1975 and says the public deserves a clear explanation of any hidden reasons behind it.
Channels list advance schedules for Chanute stations with Friday May 9 night lineups across WDAF KUHI KMBC KOAM and KBMA. Programs include The Beverly Hillbillies, Truth or Consequences, Sanford and Son, Night Stalker and The Rockford Files among others.
Ann Miller, dancer, petitions for a hearing to raise her compensation from 4651.78 after being struck by a steel boom during the opening night of Anything Goes at the St. Louis Municipal Opera in 1972. She sued for 1.5 million dollars claiming ear injuries affecting balance and dancing.
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