Ann Holidays Recipes Hot Zesty Snacks For Parties
Quick, easy to prepare hot and cold appetizers with biscuits and meats. Includes Onion Butter Bits and Saucy Wieners recipes using pantry staples like deviled ham, onion soup mix, and Vienna sausages. Recipe steps cover mixing, rolling, baking times, and yields. Mention of women voters outnumbering men in at least forty states.
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Hints From Heloise Sorting Clothes The Easiest Way
A reader shares four color coded baskets for laundry to avoid sorting by day. White for whites, one color for non ironables, one for ironing, and a fourth for handwashables. Family cooperation keeps items in the right bin and loads are done when a basket fills.
Dear Ann Landers Advice Column Two Letters
Two reader questions are answered. A mother worries over her son neglecting his wife and a woman asks how to handle noisy poker games during family holidays. Ann Landers offers private talks and practical guidance on addressing in law issues and holiday etiquette.
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Homemaker conquers craving for sweets and loses weight
Ida Jean Kain shares how leaving sweets for a time helped her drop 22 pounds and keep them off by reeducating her appetite. She balanced meals with protein and one starch, choosing cheese or fruit for dessert, proving occasional dessert can be enjoyed without a binge.
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MU Recess Starts Friday at Oxford Miami Univ
Miami University schedules annual spring recess from noon Friday to 8 a.m. April 5. Administrative offices close at 5 p.m. April 1 and reopen 8 a.m. April 5. Cafeteria and snack bar close Friday afternoon reopen April 4. Grill closes noon Friday reopen April 5. Entire building closed April 2. 1809 Room and bookstores stay on regular hours. games room open 1 to 9 p.m.
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Baby Racket Bill Passed in Senate
Washington AP report notes Senate approval of a bill to curb a thriving baby black market. The measure, championed by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, would impose up to five years in jail and fines up to 10 000 dollars for interstate baby sale profiteering.
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