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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1978
Page
8
Dear Scared, blue rib bon expert Dr Edmund Klein says hair dye use for decades has not caused cancer in his patients. He notes most carcinogens affect skin contact points, and hair dyes have not produced skin cancers on scalps of predisposed women.
A reader column launches with ginger as a versatile spice adding flavor to melons eggs and glazed carrots while masking fishy odor in seafood and aiding digestion in beans and soups. It mentoring continues with household tips on towel rings carpet drapes dust cloths steel wool and ironing hacks with waxed paper caution on nonstick coatings.
In the South American championship deal South opened with two spades, West led hearts, and after a long play sequence declarer ruffed and discarded, facing an underruff by Cabanne that produced a down one. A hypothetical discard by Cabanne could have yielded a make. The column then shifts to homemaking advice from Heloise Eunice Reese inviting reader questions.
Ann states developing disease from hair dyes is unlikely for average individuals not prone to skin cancer. She notes that most agents rarely cause cancer and that scare stories rely on inconclusive studies. Dr. Edmund Klein and other authorities doubt rat studies’ validity, and Landers will continue using hair dyes after 30 years.
Cincinnati based Kenner Products Co used gift certificates to delay delivery of Star Wars items until February to meet December demand. The plan, the first of its kind for the firm, allowed customers to buy certificates for toys and receive shipments later. With over 30 products now available, customer response is described as absolutely fantastic.
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