Woman Seeks America s Traditional Homemaker Crown
A candid self profile argues the author fits the America s New Tradition al Homemakers contest, citing busy on the go consumer habits since childhood, love of shopping, collecting and entertaining, and a wink to family life as the ideal homemaker.
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America
August 6 Birthdays and Memorials Featured in Calendar
Sir Alexander Fleming born 1881 Lochfield Scotland discoverer of penicillin and 1954 Nobel laureate. Judge Crater disappeared 1930 age 41 declared dead 1939, still reported. Peace Festival marks 1945 Hiroshima victims. Alfred Lord Tennyson born 1809 Somersby Lincolnshire England.
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Chase
Sir Alexander Fleming
Lochfield
Scotland
Judge Crater
Joseph Force Crater
New York State Supreme Court
Hiroshima
Japan
Peace Memorial Park
Alfred, Lord Tennyson
Somersby
Lincolnshire
England
Local sewer starts fashion business in Aiken
Margot Salzman, long time seamstress from Pontiac Michigan, opens a home based alterations and design shop in Aiken. She sews most of her own clothes since youth and now creates gowns shirts and racing silks for clients while expecting her first child. Salzman drafts patterns and emphasizes design over production preferring custom dressmaking.
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Margot Salzman
Pontiac
Mich
Aiken
Mrs. Salzman
Stephanie Cook
Delaware
Michigan
How Much You Earn Is The Burning Question
A discussion of salary taboos and the psychology of earnings. The piece notes people hide pay, while some firms publish salary ranges to reduce envy and resentment. It cites private attitudes, workplace norms, and a Florida congressman's remark about financial disclosure.
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Knight-Ridder
David Harrop
Westinghouse
Power-Generation
Orlando
Fla
Florida
Rodin Sculpture Brightens Stanford Garden Display
Stanford’s Rodin Garden blends 20 bronze works with natural landscape design by Albert Mittelstadt and Albert Wilson. Lawrence Halprin advises on creating a living sculpture setting that highlights art while using plants and sightlines to enhance rather than compete with the sculptures.
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Stanford
Calif
San Francisco
Lawrence Halprin
Washington, D.C
Auguste Rodin
Stanford Museum of Art
Stanford Garden
Albert Wilson
Stanford Project
Wilson
Robert Mittelstadt
Mittelstadt
Stanford Committee
Phoebe Weil
Seums
Rodin
Knight-Ridder
California
Stanford University
Museum of Modern Art
New York
Halprin
Lucille Bies
Albert Elsen
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American Society of Landscape Architects
Biesbroeck
Rodin Sculpture Garden
New York City
Boston
Los Angeles County Museum of Art