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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1977
Page
6
Puzzled reader questions women's liberation and housework. Abby notes many women work and doubts the rosy view of liberation. A Kentucky mother warns against tickling abuse of a 4 year old. Seniors request longer phone rings before hang ups.
The Knoxville Camellia Society hosts a beautful camellia show despite heat loss fuel shortages subfreezing weather and icy roads. Gardeners are urged to build cold frames start seeds indoors and plan early season vegetables while awaiting better weather and possible bugless year.
A menu listing daily meals for Aiken area No. 1 from January 31 to February 4 includes spaghetti with meat sauce corndogs and barbecue pork. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art announces the acquisition of a German baroque statue of St Scholastica by Ignaz Gunther, dated 1725 to 1775.
Salt Lake City girl Amber Edwina Hunt known as Amber Jim has dominated eight boys' matches in the 65 pound class with six exhibition wins in two Golden Gloves junior Olympics bouts. She idolizes Muhammad Ali and hopes for Olympic boxing gold in 1984. Amber and her father say letters from Gary Gilmore, executed January 17, helped publicize her career.
The article describes large celebratory parties for the President and Mrs. Carter at venues including the Sheraton Park Hotel with crowds as large as 15,000, and crowds of 13,000 at the Washington Hilton and 20,000 at the Armory. It notes public reaction as positive, the fashion at the events, staff memos from Ford era aides, and Carter administration artistic selections and inaugural activities. Jacqueline Kennedy portrait relevance is mentioned alongside inaugural receptions and cabinet swearing-ins.
Musical Ministries of Charlotte presents a program at North African Baptist Church on Sunday January 30 at 7 p.m. The event features the music of Jerry Thomas and Friends and is open to the public free of charge.
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