Six Year Old Grandson Saves Grandpa From Drowning
In Sedalia Missouri a 6 year old boy Kevin Gunderson helped save his grandfather Ken Gunderson after their boat tipped and sank during a fishing trip. Kevin swam 75 feet to shore then alerted a neighbor who called for help. Deputy Sheriff Bill Michael and emergency responders arrived and recovered the grandfather from the overturned craft. After a hospital stay the elder Gunderson improved though he still experiences chest tightness and shortness of breath. The boy played down his actions saying he just wanted to fish again.
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VJ Day Homecoming Fest in Arma Marks End of War
Arma Kansas readies a three day VJ Day Homecoming festival drawing up to 8000 visitors to a town of 1749. The annual observance began in 1946 with servicemen returning home and will hinge on engaging younger residents to keep the tradition alive.
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Arma
Walter A. Fiorucci
Cajun Dishes Trimmed For Two From Louisiana Creole Kitchen
Regional cooking feature highlights Louisiana Cajun flavors with two serving versions of Shrimp Creole and Spicy Chicken Breasts. It outlines ingredients, prep steps, and microwave adaptations, noting the Gulf Coast state influences and diverse culinary heritage.
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New England
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Strenuous stair climbing may add years to life study says
Boston based doctors from Johns Hopkins comment on a Harvard study linking higher weekly calorie burn to lower death rates. They playful calculate that climbing 5000 stairs weekly could extend life by about 24 years, though admit many variables affect the numbers. The researchers urge steady activity over time as a clear health message.
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Tragedy Turns To Good Fortune Dear Ann Landers
A reader recounts overcoming marital strain after marrying a man with an ex wife and children. The family supports recovery and maintains open communication, finding strength in their shared challenges. A second reader asks how to respond to strangers who question an adopted child’s nationality. the answer advises declaring the child American and using silence for further questions.
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