Pot smoking housewife letters to Dear Ann Landers
A reader from Houston describes beginning marijuana use after childbirth, its impact on family life, and a six month abstinence after her husband’s ban. Ann Landers explains pot dulls perception and reaffirms opposition to legalization, urging readers to see through the failed coping. A second letter from Madison asks why people seek police scenes. Landers calls morbid curiosity a sick thrill and pitied.
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Ann Landers
Ann
Houston
Ann’ Landers
Dear Madison
Hospital List of Dismissals and Births
Dismissals include Eugene Shmalberg Hubert Hoskinson Mrs Janice Luber Azalea Barton Evelyn Longfellow and infant daughter Bonnie Hernandez and infant daughter Helen Clark Leona McClendon Earl Waters Virginia Wright Freddie Patterson Kathy Noll and infant daughter Priscilla Fussman and infant son Eloise Spencer and infant daughter Maynard Hart Waisan Chui and infant daughter. Births show Mr and Mrs Stanley Brown a girl Sunday.
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Mae Hobson
Baldwin
Richard Boyd
Joyce Mische
Ralph Binkley
Herbert Lewis
N.Y
Helen Shepard
Eugene Shmalberg
Spencer Dr
Hubert Hoskinson
Janice Luber
Tenn
Azalea Barton
W. 27Th
Evelyn Longfellow
Maverick
Eudora
Helen Clark
Redbud
Marriage Licenses Granted in Local Area This Week
Larry Dale Stoppel aged 21 of Luray and Nancy Suzanne Tade 21 of Medicine Lodge wed in local records. Cecil L. Paxson Topeka and Margaret M. York Topeka listed as a couple. John Thomas Stamper Jr. 22 Kansas City Kansas and Nancy Jo Penny 20 Lawrence. Keith Allan Thompson 18 Lawrence and Patricia Gail Miller 19 Spring Hill. John Richard Glynn 29 Lawrence and Constance Louise Witt 24 Lawrence. John H. Hoelzel 42 Kansas City Missouri and DeAnn H. Barnes 33 Overland Park.
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John Thomas Stamper Jr
Kansas City
Kan
Nancy Jo Penny
Lawrence
Keith Allan Thompson
Patricia Gail Miller
Spring Hill
John Richard Glynn
Constance Louise Witt
John H. Hoelzel
DeAnn H. Barnes
Overland Park
U N DP Spends Record 274 Million in 1972
The U N Development Program reports a record 274 million dollars spent in 1972 on more than 6,000 projects across 135 countries and territories, according to its annual report released today.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Home Canning Botulism Warning for Kansas
Dr. E. D. Lyman urges caution as more Kansans home can foods amid rising prices. Botulism can be deadly. heat processing and steam pressure canners are needed for non acidic foods. Last Kansas cases date to 1970 with two fatalities. past recalls include Rawlins County pickle exposure and a school case.
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Topeka
E. D. Lyman
Kansas State Department of Health
Rawlins
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