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Newspaper
Morris Daily Herald
Location
Morris, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1975
Page
5
A nostalgic guide for teen slumber parties highlights nutritious, energy boosting foods. It advocates peanuts as a key snack and provides two recipes Frosted Sandwich Cake and Butterscotch Chews with Peanuts, with step by step ingredients and method.
President Ford watches his 17 year old daughter Susan receive her high school diploma at Holton Arms in Washington with tears and humor. He urges support for the Equal Rights Amendment as 1,300 attend the ceremony led by Headmaster James W. Lewis. Susan plans to attend Mt. Vernon College this fall.
A 19th century account claims cannibals in the South Sea Islands ate victims with forks as part of a religious practice forbidding finger eating.
Jeanne Fox discusses home remodeling as an investment. Building outward is cheaper than upward. room additions cost 7 500 to 15 000, kitchens 2 500 to 6 000, plumbing and wiring 2 000, basements 4 000 and up, with limited return beyond market values. Getting bids from three or four contractors is advised.
A woman claiming Comanche heritage in traditional dress addressed a Lambert Field public hearing, arguing land loss and family displacement from a proposed new St. Louis area airport in the Columbia Waterloo Illinois region. HUSTLE board member Robert Schneider read poetry to oppose the project.
Eugene Rees a 39 year old from Cambridge Wisconsin who has used a wheelchair for six years won 300000 from the Illinois lottery Bonanza drawing He plans to build a wheelchair friendly house More prize details include Stephanie Montoro of Gary Indiana winning 50000 and several 10000 prizewinners The drawing featured numbers 39 13 38 43 02 and qualifiers split prize shares across participants.
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