Heloise tips on organized address book and kitchen hacks
Reader hints include using a 3 by 5 file card box for alphabetized addresses and birthdays, an address and phone card system, a rainy day craft idea for kids, a sewing binding trick using bobby pins, and a no flour pie crust method with plastic wrap for easy rolling. Mrs. Mary McBeth shares.
US to charge for use of American satellites
Houston AP A NASA official says other countries will be charged a fee for using U.S. launched satellites starting with the Landsat program. Arnold Frutkin noted the fee will cover operation and launch costs, while data had previously been free to ground stations abroad. He added the shift marks cost sharing for meteorological and Earth observation data.
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Word Puzzle From Across Clef Handled
A mixed word puzzle list by Thomas Joseph Across presents clues for an across and down grid. It includes definitions such as Insect shaping machine competent and notes on names like Hamble tonian site and Confessions of Turner among others.
Daily Cryptoquote Challenge Sample Teaser
A fragment from a cryptogram puzzle explains how substitution works with sample lines. It notes one letter maps to another and hints via word length and formation. The page shows a past quote about newly married men noticing pretty girls, attributed to Ed Howe.
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ED Howe
Conventions 3-Billion Business Holds Up During Recession
The convention and trades sector, a 3 billion dollar annual business, has kept attendance and spending steady or rising in many cities despite the recession. ASAE reports 45 percent of associations saw better attendance, 37 percent little change, 18 percent down. Delegates spend more, with averages from 233 to 313 dollars per convention stay in cities like Washington, Las Vegas, Atlanta, and New York.
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Las Vegas
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Charles Gillett
The Discotheque Revival Sweeps Nightlife Nationwide
The discotheque revival expands across major cities with DJs replacing live acts. Radio stations adopt disco formats, clubs invest in high end lighting and sound, and crowds pay cover charges to dance to hits like The Hustle. Le Club in New York remains selective to maintain reputation.
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Cleveland
Philadelphia
Washington
France
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