Lady Space Engineer Joins NASA Telemetry Team
Jeanne H. Johnson 24 of Excelsior Minnesota is an aerospace technologist at NASA Kennedy Space Center. She earned a University of Minnesota engineering degree in 1987 as one of three women in her class and plans a second degree in languages. Johnson works in the planning and programming office Telemetry Branch and enjoys flying. Her husband Ralph is an airborne military policeman stationed abroad. Johnson says she is treated as an equal and not defined by her sex.
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Kennedy Space Center
Fla
Jeanne H. Johnson
NASA
Jeanne
University of Minnesota
Excelsior
Kennedy Space Center, Fla
Mailman Delivers Cheer to Loneliest Neighbors in St. Louis
In St Louis nine flights of stairs could not deter mailman Lou Melchior who brought a flood of letters to two shut ins, Mrs Lillian Maddock and Mrs Helen McClendon, after a Globe Democrat story on lonely elderly residents. Maddock said the mailman came up to deliver the bundle and it made her feel good.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Lou Melchior
Lillian Maddock
Helen McClendon
St. Louis Globe- Democrat
Melchair
Low Calorie Cran Pear Sherbet
Make a light dessert by combining cranberry juice cocktail with canned pears puréed in juice and almond extract. Freeze until mushy, beat smooth, fold in stiffly beaten egg white, then freeze until firm for six servings about 40 calories each.
Three point six million moonlighters hold two jobs
Up to 3.6 million employed workers, just under five percent, hold down more than one job. A Bureau of Labor Statistics study of moonlighters finds the typical worker is a young married man with children, juggling a regular job and a second position.
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Washington
UPI
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Notable Occupation Speculation From Old Census Fragment
The fragment suggests an individual works about 13 hours weekly in another job, with likely roles including schoolteacher, farmer, postman, or fireman. The text hints at a routine outside primary employment but lacks full confirmation or context.
Dear Abby column reader questions about adoption lies
A mother urges lying to her teenage daughter about the baby's death to ease her pain after an unplanned pregnancy. Abby warns the plan is morally wrong and advises against it. Other letters discuss a husband ignoring a blessing and a wife's friend, noting that actions reveal true character.
Mrs Wendell Oderkirk Visits Then Leaves for Alaska
Mrs Wendell Oderkirk and daughter Shimane concluded a week with her parents Mr and Mrs John Ball at 3601 Lynbrook Drive NE before departing Saturday for Anchor Age Alaska.
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Wendell Oderkirk
Shimane
Anchorage
Alaska
Tombstones Reflect 17th 18th Century New England Fame
An exhibit at Hallmark Gallery in New York displays epitaphs from early New England cemeteries. Lines include Here lies the body of Obadiah Wilkinson and Ruth their warfare is accomplished and Here lies a man whose crown was won by blowing in an empty gun. A man with a fishbone in his throat sings an angel's note.
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New York
UPI
New England
Hallmark Gallery
Obadiah Wilkinson
Ruth
Locke Family Returns to New York After Weekend Visit
Mr and Mrs A R Locke Jr and their daughter Kate spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs A B R Locke at 1502 Fourth Avenue SE before returning to New York City on Sunday.
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A. R. Locke, Jr
Kate
New York
Mr. Locke
A. BR. Locke
1502
Fourth Avenue SE
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