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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1983
Page
16
In Minneapolis AP notes that 14 Chinese universities will adopt American Honeywell computer systems under a 15 million dollar contract. The hardware will support library access, class schedules, student records, payroll and accounting, plus computer science training and Chinese character software. About 100000 students are affected.
Dear Ann Landers reassures readers that cracking knuckles and other joints does not cause arthritis. She notes privacy for the habit and mentions potential social irritation rather than medical risk. The column also includes a wife’s letter about a troubled marriage and ongoing therapy.
Ann Landers weighs in on hosting unexpected visitors at dinner with a longtime reader. The advice page suggests preferring advance notice unless the visitor is a close relative or dear friend, and to keep meals intimate for two unless such guests are welcome.
A reader reveals using bread heels as hamburger buns to avoid sogginess and trim calories. Sherie Martin appreciates the idea, and another tip shows a straw method to remove egg yolk after cracking eggs. A third reader describes reheating a kettle for drip coffee and foil-wrapped cream cheese in the fridge.
A reader shares a tip to soften cheese by heated kettle steam and maintain heat off while the kettle continues. The cream cheese becomes spreadable and good for toast, with men noted as readers.
A packed calendar lists meetings at La Leche League in Manlius on 7784 Ravenswood Lane. Christine Oliver hosts a variety of events including arts, crafts, lectures, workshops, rummage sales, and library programs across Syracuse area venues with dates and times through the week.
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