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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
6
An 11 year old suggests buying stall water jugs labeled with each child’s name to store in the fridge. The idea aims to reduce waste from leftover water and minimize using many glasses daily.
A male reader reports a simple fix for stubborn coffee filters sticking in the filter box. He places a small piece of masking tape inside the box so a filter sticks to it and slides out easily when needed.
The Tucson High School class of 1940 held a two day reunion July 2 and 3 at the Doubletree Inn with many alumni from as far as Boston and Los Angeles. Awards honored travel, longevity, and service with speakers noting the event’s magic touch. A separate neighborhood party honored newlyweds Vernon and Jean Holt with out of town guests and a July 3 baptism for Tara Clougherty.
Dear Heloise suggests boosting hamburgers this season by topping hot patties with raw onion tops. Small tender onions are preferred for a crisp finish and vivid flavor.
Dear Heloise shares a method to keep rolls or biscuits warm by placing them in a slow cooker during meal prep. A reader adds a filing system idea using punched envelopes in a loose leaf notebook to sort clipped recipes by category for quick access.
Irene Copeland advocates turning cast offs into cash through garage sales and swap meets. The book covers planning, advertising, pricing, legal questions, locating merchandise, and even salvaging items from dumps, with an emphasis on profitability and a businesslike approach.
Tammy and Marty Israel, adopted siblings, sue Jefferson County Colorado to overturn a ban on marriages between adoptive siblings. They seek a license and plan a Aug. 6 wedding in Denver if the suit fails, with a July 14 court decision on summary judgment.
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