Realism Brings Half Size Fashion To The Fore
A Hoechst Fibers Industry and Leslie Pomer survey shows half size women struggle with svelte fashion. Jane Dexter, size 16 percent, models Pomer's spring line to reflect real appearance. Spokesman says advertising should match the half size woman’s individualized needs.
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Leslie Pomer
Jane Dexter
Pomer
Miss Dexter
Why Mate Needs to Lie in Dear Abby Page
A reader asks why her husband who is educated and successful keeps lying despite promises to stop. Abby explains chronic liars are insecure and crave a bigger self image, and offers context while urging personal growth. The column also includes advice for a 15 year old seeking license changes and a runaway teen rights question with guidance.
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Abby
Albuquerque Fire Department’s Rose Fair leads alarm room duties
Rose Fair, the sole woman in Albuquerque Fire Department Station No. 1 alarm room, coordinates dispatch for police, 911, county and public calls. A former Marine, she works amid a crew that values her presence while she handles street names, phantom box numbers and engine assignments with calm tact.
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Charlotte Black
Albuquerque Tribune
Albuquerque, N.M
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Rose Fair
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Joe Targhetta
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Six Layer Dinner from Old Taverns Menu
A New England cookbook recipe for Ship Wreck Six Layer Dinner with potatoes celery green pepper beef onions and tomatoes baked two hours in a 3 quart casserole. Serves four with salad and buttermilk biscuits. A light picnic lunch version uses grated carrot pineapple prunes and celery on lettuce with dressing.
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Marian Reeder
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Citrus Picture Not So Grim Despite Freeze Forecasts
Edward A. Taylor of the Florida Department of Citrus releases a cautious view arguing that national reports overstated disaster. He notes an 18 percent larger orange crop forecast despite the freeze and predicts consumer prices will not spike as feared.
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Florida
Edward A. Taylor
Florida Department of Citrus
Taylor
Florida embargo shields consumers after freeze hits citrus
The Florida Citrus Commission imposed a 10 day embargo starting Jan 24 to prevent freeze damaged fruit from entering northern markets. Officials say juice quality remains good but overall juice extraction will fall, with a national price rise projected for six ounce cans though not matching coffee market spikes. Fresh fruit supply from Florida groves remains expected after the embargo ends.
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Taylor
Florida Citrus
Florida
Hearing Ear dogs aid deaf parents with crying babies
Linda Davis, deaf since birth, receives Banjo the hearing ear dog to monitor her infant and alert her to cries, doorbell, and alarm clock. The Australian shepherd trained by Agnes McGrath in Denver will roam near the baby and respond to recorded sounds.
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Banjo
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Denver
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White
Match Product To the Job
A consumer specialist explains how to pair home care products with tasks. Terms like finish and water based guide choices for floor care across vinyl rubber stone and concrete surfaces while solvent base waxes suit wood and cork floors.
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Carol Ann Smith
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