Christmas Reflections 1973 from Ann Landers
Ann Landers marks Christmas 1973 with a look at peace, war, morality, and social change. She notes campus learning, rising teen drug use, personal responsibility, and her role guiding a vast readership with listening as a core value.
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Cool Nights Bring Blush To Florida Oranges
Florida citrus growers hope for several cool nights to deepen orange color before harvest. Cool nights affect skin tone but not ripeness, and fruit must meet Florida Department of Citrus maturity standards. If nights stay warm, markets may see lighter colored but fully ripe, sweet fruit.
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Aye Froehlich Engagement Placed in Missouri Kansas City Area News
Mr and Mrs Delbert Aye of Tonganoxie announce engagement of daughter Sara Louise to Thomas R Froehlich of Riverside Missouri son of Mrs Gordon Hall and the late Ray Froehlich of St Clair Minnesota Miss Aye works for Southwestern Bell Telephone in Olathe Kans and Froehlich is employed at Quality Hill Standard in Kansas City Mo The couple planned to wed July 13 at the Tonganoxie Christian Church and reside in Overland Park
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Delbert Aye
Tonganoxie
Sara Louise
Thomas R. Froehlich
Riverside
Gordon Hall
Ray Froehlich
St. Clair, Minn
Miss Aye
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Olathe
Mr. Froehlich
Quality Hill
Terns Share Parenting Duties In Fairy Tern Pair
Fairy terns also known as white or love terns take turns caring for their offspring. Both parents participate equally in feeding and protecting the chicks.
Lawrence Couples Enter Marriage Licenses Record
Aaron Gary Cobb age 2 in Lawrence and Pamela Zell Sitler age 18 in Lawrence. Larry Eugene Danielsen age 24 in Lawrence and Gary Luellen Flack age 22 in Lawrence. Bruce Hvan Jones age 22 in Lawrence and Martha Jane Reading age 22 in Overland Park.
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Aaron Gary Cobb
Lawrence
Pamela Zell Sitler
Lawwrence
Larry Eugene Danielsen
Gary Luellen Flack
Bruce Hvan Jones
Lawrences
Martha Jane Reading
Overland Park
Coho Salmon Program Generates 7 to 1 Economic Return
Washington report says every dollar invested in the Columbia River Fisheries program yields seven dollars in benefits. NOAA estimates annual spending of 2.5 million dollars for the program, supporting long term ecological work and related economic activity.
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