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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1977
Page
6
Readers respond to Abby with advice on hosting guests in the kitchen and sharing duties. A respondent urges letting visitors feel useful, while another suggests the host set aside pride and welcome company. The page also covers wills questions and seating at weddings with light humor and practical tips.
The Boudinot reunion will be at Allen and Madeline Boudinot home Millfield Route 1 on August 7 with a noon basket lunch. Attendees include Edith Dunlap Fouts and multiple Palmer, Fouts, and Norris families. Next year’s reunion planned for the same site. Glouster hosts report lists officers and attendees across many states.
In Chicago the trend shows firms now involve wives more in relocation moves. Theodore D. Bell of Employe Transfer Corp notes that companies previously moved employees with little discussion, but now offer family consultations and even selling the wife on transfer reasons.
An advisory panel to the FDA recommends major labeling changes for aspirin and acetaminophen. They endorse warnings on simultaneous use with prescription drugs and late pregnancy, ban arthritis claims on aspirin, and require liver damage cautions for overdoses on acetaminophen.
President Carter is unlikely to drop his stance against federal funding of abortions for poor women. He faces pressure from within his administration and from women's rights leaders, with about 40 female officials meeting and two groups expressing disappointment after White House sessions.
The Athens Messenger notes House opposition to Medicaid abortion funding while the Senate backs broader access. Carter faces questions from lawmakers and a women’s coalition urging impartial study of societal impact. Five major concerns include welfare birth, rights for the poor, and cases of rape or incest.
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