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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1972
Page
9
A reader argues that the biblical line An eye for an eye means punishment must not exceed the crime. Dr Jerome Kestenbaum supports the compassionate legal intent, noting historical harsh punishments and explaining the phrase as protective, not vindictive.
Plan for a late fall wedding announces the engagement of Lynda Paige McCall of Gardner Kansas to Ben Wesley Campbell of Gardner and Soux City Iowa. Miss McCall, a registered nurse at Bethany Hospital Kansas City, formerly worked at Olathe Community Hospital. Campbell is assistant manager at Safeway Stores Bakery Division in Bonner Springs.
The Herald invites wedding notices and photos with fixed submission windows. Verbatim publication available only within a week after the ceremony. write ups with photos accepted up to two weeks after, and stories up to a month with edits for lateness. Free service. contact the women's department at 242-4700 for guidance.
Consumers demand less fat in meat and industry shifts to leaner livestock and lighter carcass weights over the past decade. Packers and retailers trim excess fat where present, while the dish notes a quick dinner idea using canned beef stew, canned vegetables, and refrigerated biscuits baked at 425 degrees for 15 to 20 minutes.
Mary Clare Lager daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Lager Marysville Missouri wed Robert Gast on August 19 at Christ the King Church Kansas City The bride wore ivory chiffon with lace bodice and chapel train maid of honor Teresa Lager wore aqua chiffon Ushers included Eugene Lager and Marvin Gast Reception followed at Glenwood Manor The couple will reside in Kansas City after a Nassau honeymoon
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