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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
10
A June 10 1977 Journal page reprints Dear Ann Landers columns with multiple reader questions and responses. Topics include marital conflict kidding about beating, body weight remarks at meals, last minute dinner guests, and hostess etiquette. The letters reflect social norms and etiquette guidance of that era.
Shannon Kunkel, seven, the Little Miss Majorette of Nebraska, trains daily with mother Mrs. Kunkel and teacher Jody Adcox. She has won 21 trophies in 0 to 6 age group across five contests. Her next event is the State National Open Baton Contest at Pershing Auditorium with 200 entrants, starting 8am, open to the public.
Two couples who swapped marriage partners four years ago have swapped back and divorced amicably. They then divorced again last week and remarried their original spouses. Oakland County Probate Judge Robert B. Webster approved the latest divorces. The women declined identification, one remarking she had two good husbands but that the couples plan to cease socializing.
Holly Spence hails a Wednesday to Saturday mellerdrammer at Fanny's Pink Garter in the Lincoln Hilton. The spoof blends Gone with the Wind motifs with Moliere style farce, featuring Bruce Dillman as Frank Lee Jones and Karen Brammer and Judy Susman in top comic turns.
University of Chicago Circle Campus opens a nap room to serve 50 to 60 students daily, with naps ranging from 40 winks to several hours. Studies from University of Pennsylvania researchers find napping aids problem solving and reduces grogginess in habitual nap users.
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