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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1972
Page
5
A collection of reader letters and responses in Ann Landers column style. A husband, the Other Man, and various spouses share blunt views on infidelity, forgiveness, and complicated family ties. Debates include who speaks for the betrayed and whether reconciliation or confrontation works.
The 5 and 50 Extension Homemakers Unit meets at 1 30 p m with Mrs Ethel Hamilton at 2115 N H The Jayhawk 4 H Club holds its August Little Fair at Eugene Nunemaker's with demonstrations by Esther Hagen Lane Smith Debbie McKinney and talks by David Nottingham and Casey Wempe A style review and live stock parade are included The Happy Days Extension Homemakers Unit hosts a barbecue and covered dish supper at 6 30 p m at Mrs Joe Patterson 145 Fla The Oakridge Extension Homemakers Unit meets 1 30 p m at Mrs Will Hayden Rt 4 with co host Mrs L J Milleret and program leader Mrs Frank Brune whose topic is Buyers Beware Roll call is When Distant Relatives Come Visiting.
Kansas University foreign students begin their fifth and final week of the orientation program with final examinations. They tour Lawrence High School and Haskell Indian Junior College, hear lectures by Clifford Ketzle and Robert Findlay, and receive diplomas at a Friday banquet before leaving Saturday morning.
The Lawrence Indian Center held a meeting at the Haskell Union building to launch a membership drive chaired by Frank Thorpe with co chairman David Ray. President Wally Scott led the session and discussion also covered the Day Care Center at Haskell.
Karrie Lynn Crady of Topeka wins the Kansas State La Petite Little Miss title after competing in the 3 to 6 year age group at the Topeka Municipal Auditorium. She earns an all expense paid trip to New Orleans for the national pageant with her mother.
Jill Ruckelshaus, wife of a Nixon aide, pushes for a strong women’s platform and abortion proposal at GOP hearings. She envisions a historic women’s plank, day care pledges, ERA ratification, and more women in top government jobs, while stressing debate will raise awareness of women’s inequalities.
Historical analysis notes that live stock and meat prices move in response to supply and demand. Declines in on-the-hoof and wholesale prices reduce producer profits, potentially reducing production. When demand remains strong, prices rise, prompting higher output and eventual price stabilization per the National Livestock and Meat Board.
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