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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1977
Page
7
A reader writes about adoptees seeking roots, praising a stepfather who raised and supported her. Another user requests a comeback to insults about height. Various readers ask about heaven, weddings, and new life style guidance. Ann Landers responds with cautious, practical advice.
A distressed mother details obsessive fear after a bike theft. She guards the replacement bike like a treasure, checks for tampering hourly, and imagines danger in every rider. Her husband urges restraint as they cope with anxiety and try to return to normal life.
Reader shares two kitchen hacks. One uses a plastic bread wrapper to protect counters while pounding steaks, avoiding blood splatter and cleanup. The other suggests freezing portions of concentrated orange juice in a jar lid to reseal and store, saving money and preserving juice quality.
Los Amigos Employees Club launches a 10 day food drive at all Tucson First National Bank offices during regular hours to aid the Community Food Bank. Lan Duncan notes summer is critical as emergency food demand rises with school out. top needs include canned fish meat vegetables fruits and soups.
Dear Heloise hints to store out of season clothes in your luggage. Pack those clothes on the bed before a trip and reload the suitcases with the same items when you return home.
Mrs. Margo M. Foster describes folding a square of nylon net to form a bag for beach combing. The net allows sand water and wind to pass through, so shells dry by the time the user returns home.
Rosalynn Carter has tapped Georgia Young of Lewis & Thomas Saltz as her Seventh Avenue scout. Young will help assemble outfits for the First Lady, aiming for careful, appropriate dress. Carter previously shopped at Americus stores and relied on friends for selections, with Madeleine Mac Bean handling most wardrobe choices in Washington.
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