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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1981
Page
7
A Dear Abby column recounts a shopper witnessing a mother slap a toddler’s hands and another dragging a son by the ear, prompting calls for kinder parenting and safer discipline. A Florida reader asks about guest phone bill theft and an Atlanta man seeks a quieter TV setup to ease marital bickering.
Dear Dr Donohue notes stretch marks are scars that do not respond to creams oils or vitamins. They gradually lessen in size and color, camouflage exist, and surgical removal is possible in rare cases. The column also covers an enlarged sore tongue listing many potential causes and stresses examination and tests to identify the actual reason.
This note advises selecting beef cuts by cooking time, from steaks and patties for quick grilling to roasts for longer sessions. It covers boned versus boneless portions, marinating in nonmetal containers, turning meat for even flavor, draining before cooking, and careful basting to avoid sugar burning.
Dear Attorney General Stephan explains that Kansas law does not require rain checks or substitutions when sale items sell out. The Kansas Consumer Protection Act requires a reasonable supply, but investigations consider whether the business faced unforeseen demand and other valid circumstances.
Robert Stephan outlines consumer protection tips and warnings in the Attorney General’s weekly column. He advises on avoiding scams, recognizing fraudulent pitches, and how to file complaints with the state AG office.
The advertisement caused delays and stockouts during a three day sugar sale. The store ran out on day two but manager plans a repeat event with ample supply. For complaints contact Attorney General Robert T. Stephan’s Consumer Protection Division in Topeka or call 1-800-432-2310.
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