Orphaned King siblings mark ten years together at reunion
In Hesston Kansas the seven King children who lost both parents in a 1970 plane crash gathered for a 1980 holiday reunion. The siblings, ranging from 4 to 18 at the time, stayed in the family home with temporary houseparents and have since built a close unit, with Lynne now a mother who donated a kidney to Lori.
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Ray King
Yvonne
Logan
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Wichita State University
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Ice Cube Concerns Tie Taste to Size and Odor
New York diatribe notes ice cubes absorb odors if stored long, suggesting discarding old cubes before parties and using fresh ones. In bars, smaller cubes chill better with less liquor, though shaved ice harms chilling efficiency. Joseph Baum, famed restaurant consultant, weighs in on optimal cube size per venue and equipment.
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Joseph Baum
Excessive Returns Cost Everyone this Holiday Season
A consumer guidance piece notes the lack of universal return laws beyond defects or misrepresentation. Stores set varied policies on refunds exchanges and credits and advise saving receipts and checking policies before purchase. It highlights the burden on shoppers and retailers, urges careful buying, and cites Cynthia McClure of the Consumer Affairs Assn. of Lawrence.
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Spring shoe trends favor low heels and pastels
New York fashion notes show prices rise but heel heights fall with a season of patent leather bows and soft pastel footwear. Bronze metallics appear in day and evening styles, with satin party slippers and leather ballet flats featuring ultra thin heels for city strolling.
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