Women battle high prices and find lower shop costs
In a tour of five markets, Jean Wassick notes signs of price relief as stores offer come-on specials. She reflects on grocery trips, the dented prestige with her daughter, and a full larder while receiving mixed reactions to bargains.
Woman Driver Label Is Thing of the Past
Denise McCluggage argues that the term woman driver should end and women can master driving like appliances. She contends women may be better drivers, noting patience and learning as key traits, while urging readers to avoid stereotypes and to shop wisely amid rising costs.
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Gay Pauley
UPI
New York
Denise McCluggage
Miss McCluggage
Grossett & Dunlap
Cities Service Oil Co
Leadership Conference on Human Relations in Bennington Area
Marion Harris reports a multi group leadership conference on human relations underway Friday through Sunday at the Charlemont Inn Massachusetts Mohawk Trail. Attendees include 4 H Extension Service churches Rotary clubs Catholic Daughters and local industries. the event aims to improve group dynamics and community cooperation.
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Charlemont Inn
Massachusetts
Mohawk Trail
Rotary Clubs
Catholic Daughters
Business & Professional Women
Tansitor
Bijur
Union Carbide
Flomatic Corp
Globe Union
University of Vermont Extension Service
Council of Churches
Greater Bennington Association
Labor Council and
Business & Professional Women’s Club of
Bennington
New England state university poll finds UMass top pick
Ty Resch reports on a six university tour with two questions for writers. UMass leads first choice to send a child, while New Hampshire and Vermont follow. For teaching jobs, UMass and New Hampshire tie for first. Maine is least favored for both questions.
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New England
Ty Resch
Banner News
Paul Abramson
College Management Magazine
University of Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Vermont
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Maine
Massachusetts
University of Maine
Veremont
U.S. News and World Report
Newsweek
Portland Press-Herald
Hartford Courant
Southern Education Reporting Service
Newhouse News Service
New Hampshire News Service
Omaha
Evansville
Ind
Manchester Santa probe sparks department store complaints
Manchester England UPI reports a consumer agency will investigate complaints that some department store Santas were drunk on the job appeared sloppy and made too many lavish promises to children.
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Manchester
England
UPI
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