09 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Middlesboro Daily News
Location
Middlesboro, Kentucky, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1969
Page
1
Inquiries about wheat germ oil reveal it has no special virtues beyond being a source of unsaturated fats. The article answers questions on nutrition, beer, potatoes, milk, and cancer concerns with practical guidance and numbers for a 100 gram serving, emphasizing moderation and balanced diet.
A reader asks how to handle a relative who talks nonstop at home. Ann Landers suggests practical steps and mentions using earplugs or a pocket radio during transition periods. the letter also notes hearing aid-like devices for coping with noisy settings. The column includes other reader questions about relationships and a birthmark concern.
Commonwealth of Kentucky Department of Highways announces sealed bids for the Lake Loop Road project in Bell County Middlesboro from Rochester Avenue to the S C L at Middlesboro a 9 900 mile length with bituminous surface proposals available to prequalified contractors for 2 each and due August 2 1969 at 10 00 AM Eastern Time at Frankfort office bid opening and remittance requirements by the State Treasurer.
The State Department says U S sanctions remain deferred while talks continue over Peru's seizure of an American firm. Spokesman Car Bavich said President Johnny Twin will return to Lima in late August to resume negotiations. Under law, Peru could face penalties if the dispute worsens.
The Daily News lists UPI exclusive rights for local news and wireless dispatches. Rates published include $10 a year for outside area and $1.27 for one month with 30 percent sales tax for Kentucky residents. regions covered include Bell Knox and Claiborne counties in Kentucky and Lee County Virginia plus Claiborne County Tennessee.
Obituaries from Tazewell and Middlesboro list Milt L Sharp age 80 of Tazewell with survivors including Julia Sharp and several children and grandchildren. Services at New Tazewell Methodist Church with interment at Iris Cemetery. Reece Funeral Home in charge. Also noted are Danie E Marlee and Lonnie Arnett obituaries with funeral services and family details. Plus Washington brief on U S Senate pay raise for Agnew McCormack and leaders.
Ben R. C. Perkins of Pineville Kentucky died Thursday August 7 198% after a long illness at Appalachian Regional Hospital Middlesboro aged 42 He was born in Whitley County the son of Tate William and Mary Sears Perkins and was a member of the Christian Church Woodbine and United Mine Workers He was a World War I veteran survived by wife Gladys one daughter Ruby and three sons William Lexington Willard and Charles Perkins.
Appal chian Regional Hospital lists visiting hours 1 am to 3 pm. Admissions include Wiley Carplanter Ruth Farmer James Huddleston Munle Louise Sivels Frances Skaggs Gere Redman and Qun ity. Birth announced for Mrs Donald E. with a girl. Dismissals include Larry Davis Timothy Hendrickson Lillian Mayes. Weathered note on winter and animal dam relates to Weaver.
A collage of reader questions and tips from Polly's column includes methods for applying lotion to one's own back using aids like a back-scratcher or dish mop, cleaning blinds, sealing a pool plug area, and creating portable closet supports. The items showcase practical home-made solutions and personal anecdotes from readers such as Kathryn Virginia Alia and Ruth, with a reward note for submitted ideas.
The Mississippi FHA office is blocked from finalizing a $265,000 government insured loan to an all-white golf club while officials review compliance with nondiscrimination rules. Deputy Farmers Home Administrator Joseph Haapray said scrutiny will verify if the club understands the loan’s nondiscrimination implications and whether it offered opportunities to others beyond white members.
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