27 Dec 1975
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1975
Page
1
A damaged letter collection presents multiple readers seeking guidance from Ann Landers on romance, mother-in-law dynamics, widow etiquette, and smoking around children. The pieces reveal advice on on the job training, letting trouble unfold, and handling family disputes with practical, no-nonsense guidance.
John Caughey, a New England artist and former bridge builder, rebuilt his wood stove studio in Antrim after a fire destroyed 12 years of work. Community aid poured in with a basketball benefit, timber donation, and funds from Chamber of Commerce and locals. Despite deafness, he continues painting daily as tours bring visitors seeking his Grandma Moses style works.
United Press International reports from Newport that General Charles Lee and his men left town after warning the city that continuing to provision British ships could provoke a return by his forces. He said two regiments might come later to commence operations in earnest.
Monaco shifts from exclusive winter retreat to popular year‑round resort for Americans amid mass jet travel and affordable tour packages. Loews Monte Carlo opens a grand complex, hosting 200 plus U S writers with celebrities, while casinos, hotels, and cultural sites attract visitors and wealth.
Texas agencies collaborate with the National Marine Fisheries Service and Texas A&M Sea Grant to culture brown shrimp in ponds. Biologists say a single adult female may yield up to 200,000 larvae during peak spawning. The effort aims to study sustainable aquaculture in Texas.
The 42 foot sloop Nike, a top new boat, will debut in January’s 160 mile Fort Lauderdale to Key West feeder race before the Southern Ocean Racing Conference start January 31 in St. Petersburg. Nike, owned by W R Timken Sr of Canton Ohio, is a Two-Tonner designed by Ted Hood. Skipper Timken and crew include Emil Mosbacher Jr and Victor Romagna with navigator James R Shepley. Nike finished first in class in the Chesapeake fall series and joins Circe, Atlante, and Golden Dazy in a competitive SORC field funded by Lauderdale Yacht Club and Storm Trysail Club.
A liberated Adri outfit in Qiana nylon features a soft feminine look with wrinkle resistant fabric. The two-piece set includes a black ribbed sweater with chevron stripes at the waist and a full swingy skirt, topped by a mini-cowl neck.
LE3 Fond College Station Texas United Press International says Americans spent about 1.6 percent less on food in 1975 than in 1974. Dr Russell McDonald of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes most of the decline is in animal related foods and links it to higher fed beef pork and poultry prices during 1975.
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