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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1975
Page
9
A 14-year-old complains relatives stay a week each month and sleep on the floor. Ann Landers suggests a pull-out sofa or cot and notes the unfairness of so many nights as guests. The column also covers teen views on sex and wedding guest etiquette with candid reader letters.
Dear Heloise offers several practical hacks including using old suspenders gartered under the mattress to keep fitted sheets tight. Other tips cover wasting ham costs, freezing bread dough for quick use, and repurposing dish soap caps as glue bottle caps for mess-free storage.
Channel line up and prime time picks for Chanute stations Lively listings show Beverly Hillbillies Name That Tune Treasure Hunt Price Is Right and more with local news and a KSU commencement note. City budget talk includes a proposed half cent Montgomery county tax and revenue share details. Armed with scarce last minute changes the piece notes schedule gaps.
Bourbon County attorney Rick Eicher will resign effective May 26 and move to Hawaii to join a Honolulu law firm. Eicher was reelected to a second term in November. District Judge Charles Warren will appoint his successor in the Bourbon County attorney’s office.
Washington report from Dick West notes renewed focus on mysterious holes near the White House linked to espionage concerns. The piece references a prior flap over Soviet missile holes and suggests ongoing vigilance by authorities.
Thayer High School names Susan French valedictorian and Beverly Greer salutatorian for the graduating class of 16. Commencement is at 2 p.m. Sunday in the school gym, with Dale Dennis of the state Education Department addressing the seniors.
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