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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1972
Page
13
The piece humorously describes the American male retreating to the yard for outdoor cooking each summer. It portrays grilling as a chance to escape domestic tasks and display one upmanship over the wife, while noting the social dynamics of family and outdoor space. The tone hints at caution in the backyard pioneer.
A stray fragment reflects concerns that modern barbecue trends from kettle cookers to gas grills threaten personal liberty. A man on the patio emphasizes staying by the round grill through wind and rain to supervise cooking and keep children safe.
The text humorously notes the tension between seasoning a TV meal and not being heard, then argues against mixing martinis with barbecue. It claims martini quantity inversely affects dinner quality and praises flexible cooking options like hotdogs versus roasts to avoid waste, with a hint of culinary compromise.
Myers cites drowning deaths at Perry Lake and urges Kansas City awareness in newspapers and TV. He notes heavy drinking, personal recklessness, and a need to educate youth through Perry Lake ecology programs with Topeka schools to foster environmental responsibility.
A $1 daily or $5 yearly state camping fee began at Jefferson Point State Park on Perry Lake. The park was packed this weekend despite the new charge. Improvements include a blacktop access road, a third bathhouse, and expanded Perry Lake marina with 50 new covered boat slips.
Primary students of India Kaw Valley School present a spring program Happiness Is at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the India School gym PTA officers will be installed All children attend the India School and Kaw Valley School older students staged the Christmas program
In a survey doctors report using Preparation H to ease hemorrhoidal pain and itching. The product provides prompt temporary relief for hours and can shrink swelling when tissues are inflamed. If doctor tested Preparation H fails, consider ointment or suppositories.
A National Institute of Mental Health psychologist cites 1967 survey data showing up to 60 million Americans may be borderline or deviant schizophrenic or related mental behavior. He warns mental illness may underlie social turmoil and crime, with 1.75 million schizophrenic or potentially schizophrenic individuals on streets and 590,000 in hospitals.
Robert E. Roth of Larned named chairman of the Greater University Fund of the Kansas University Endowment Association at the annual meeting. Officers begin May 1. Gary Davis of Bartlesville first vice chairman and John Eriksen of Hutchinson second vice chairman were also elected, with several others named to board positions.
Gayle Boyd ends marriage with Ernest EF Boyd. Dolores Davis splits from William Davis. Barbara Ball divorces Lonnie Ball. Marsha Carter separates from John Carter. Karen Barnes parts from Roger Barnes. Joanne Slaughter separates from William Slaughter Jr. Beverly Smith ends marriage with Larry Smith.
In Memphis the Better Business Bureau told a man that the dealer could not refund his $50 down payment after he walked away from buying a car. The BBB noted the buyer took a three day test ride and racked up over 1500 miles before deciding not to purchase.
France voted on the European Community enlargement and turnout was low. Interior Minister Raymond Marcellin reported 39.64 percent abstained of 29,312,637 registered. 36.17 percent backed EEC enlargement, 17.12 percent voted no, 7.07 percent cast blank ballots. The yes vote totaled 10,601,645 to 5,020,683.
A Lawrence man posted 2500 bond on a charge of attempted rape after an incident Saturday afternoon. He was arrested Sunday following a flight attempt from Sheriff Rex Johnson.
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