Ann Landers letters on private matters and family
Readers discuss privacy in family sex life and teen pregnancy. Ann Landers advises that parents should not press about their children's sex lives and suggests teen mothers seek homes for unwed mothers while warning wives about unfaithful spouses.
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Cadet Candidate Terence Housh Accepts Air Force Academy
Cadet Candidate Terence E. Housh of Newton has accepted an appointment to the U. S. Air Force Academy after graduating from its preparatory school. He will enter this summer for four years of academic and military studies toward a BS in science and an Air Force commission. He is a 1974 Newton High School graduate, son of Rev. and Mrs. Gerald E. Housh.
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WSU student joins leadership honor society
Douglas L. Yoder of Newton a junior business administration major at Wichita State University was among 38 juniors and seniors initiated into Omicron Delta Kappa during ceremonies on the campus last Sunday.
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Nine ES College students to attend national conference
Diana Holub of rural Marion joins eight fellow Emporia State College students at the National Association of College and University Halls conference from May 28 to 31 in Stevens Point Wisconsin.
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Gaedes Return From California Visit
Mr and Mrs John E Gaede returned Wednesday from a trip to California visiting friends and relatives They also attended the eee reunion May 4 at Reedley California.
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Emporia State student Gary A. Roberts accepts aid office assistantship
Gary A. Roberts of Peabody, a May graduate of Emporia State College with a BS in mathematics, has accepted an assistantship in the Emporia State financial aids office and plans to pursue a master’s degree in student personnel.
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Two DCCC Graduates Named At Dodge City Ceremony
Dennis M. Nelson earned an associate of applied science degree and Robert Holmes Abney received a degree in general studies at a Dodge City Community College graduation ceremony last Friday.
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Honor graduate Nancy Reimer at Coffeyville CCJC
Nancy Reimer from rural Canton was named an honor graduate at Coffeyville Community Junior College during Wednesday graduation exercises.
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Canton
Coffeyville Community Junior College
KU Graduate Student Granted Associate Membership in Sigma Xi
Robert C. Waltner of North Newton, a KU graduate student in systematics and ecology, earned associate membership in Sigma Xi the scientific research society for North America. His selection recognizes his contributions to research projects.
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Robert C. Waltner
North Newton
University of Kansas
Sigma XI
Scientific Research Society of North America
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Grace Chorale to Sing in Whitewater Sunday
Grace Bible Institute choir, a 44 member group from Omaha, will give a concert at 11 a.m. Sunday at Swiss Mennonite Church in Whitewater. The item also notes the record cold at Vostok Antarctica of 126.9 degrees Fahrenheit on August 24, 1960.
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Polite Reader Tips And A Teak Table Scorch Fix
Dear Polly column shares at home hints including removing a minor teak scorch with polish petroleum jelly or camphor spirit polish. readers suggest repurposing adding machine tape rollers for clothes hangers hair curlers package handles and craft ideas. Newspaper Enterprise Assn.
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Broadway stages impressive comeback in 74 75 season
Broadway posted a strong rebound from a five year downturn in revenue audience and plays with a ten million rise in box office from 46.2 million to near 58 million. The season saw 50 commercial productions seven more than last year and nine nonprofit events included in totals.
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Versatile Vanilla Ice Cream Toppings for Quick Treats
Busy host can craft last minute sundaes using pantry staples. Suggestions include maple syrup with toasted walnuts, chocolate almond toffee, peanut brittle, diced oranges with candied ginger and honey, and raisins soaked in rum for instant indulgence.
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