Alaska pipeline rush draws U.S. workers to frigid camps
Judy Netolicky, a 27 year old from Cedar Rapids, quits nursing to join Alaska pipeline work earning up to $1,500 a month in camps where 18 hour shifts and nine week blocks are common. Bill Good, her fiancé, earned about $56,000 in ten months and plans retirement later. The piece notes harsh conditions, tight social life, alcohol bans, and the broader aim of expanding the pipeline and related work.
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U.S
Happy Valley
Judy Netolicky
Judy
Juanita Netolicky
Twelfth Avenue
Maxwell Netolicky
C Street
the Gazette
Cedar Rapids
Fairbanks Memorial Hospital
Culinary Union
Palm Springs
Canada
Hawaii
Bill Good
Bill
Reding
Calif
California
Teamsters Union
Alaska Pipeline
C.R
West Virginia readers demand apology from Abby
Dear Abby is urged to correct a biased remark about West Virginians. Abby admits omission and apologizes after a flood of letters from West Virginians accusing the column of slights. She says she learned a valuable lesson and pledges to be more vigilant in the future.
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Abby
West
Senate
Pearl Buck
Pete Lisagor
Peter Marshall
Don Knotts
Fuzzy Knight
Jerry West
West Virginia
Proud
Miss Worthen Repeats Vows in Waterloo Wedding
Miss Marcia Worthen and Douglas Pruisner wed at Grace Reformed Church in Waterloo with Rev. David Devries presiding. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Maxine Worthen and Donald Worthen, wore an organza gown. the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pruisner. The couple now reside in Cedar Falls.
Ms Editor To Speak At Iowa IWY Meeting
Des Moines authorities announce speakers for the Iowa Women's Year meeting in June. Notables include Pat Carbine of Ms magazine Nikki Van Hightower of Houston and Mildred Jeffreys of Detroit. The event features workshops plenary sessions and a noon luncheon on June 11 for the hall of fame.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Lloyd-Jones
Iowa Commission On the Status of Women
Iowa Women’s Hall of Fame
U.S. Congress
Veteran's Auditorium
The
Tenth Street
Dougherty Trachta Nuptials at Twin Pines Baptist Church
Miss Lynda Marie Dougherty became the bride of Craig Allan Trachta at 1 p.m. Saturday in Twin Pines Baptist Church, Marion. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Michael Schaldecker and best man Dick Clough. A 160 guest reception followed at Izaak Walton club. The couple will reside at the groom’s address and Trachta is employed by Selfridge Carpet Service.
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Lynda Marie Dougherty
Craig Allan Trachta
Nineteenth Street
Marion
Etan Pelzer
Twin Pines Baptist Church
Audrey M. Penne
Amberjack Drive
Hiawatha
Gerald F. Dougherty
Farmersburg
Trachta
Margot Trachta
Summer Circle
James L. Trachta
Bowler Street
Michael Schaldecker
Dick Clough
Schaldecker
Jeff Dougherty
Izaak Walton Club
Mr. Trachta
Selfridge Carpet Service
Laura Sandersfeld Weds Dennis Kleinmeyer in Immanuel Lutheran
Laura Sandersfeld and Dennis Kleinmeyer married Saturday evening at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Rev. Ewald Stuempfig presiding. The couple, of Homestead and Marengo, plan to live in Homestead after a Colorado wedding trip.
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Williamsburg
Immanuel Lutheran Church
Laura Sandersfeld
Dennis Kleinmeyer
Ewald Stuempfig
Marengo
AWA
Amana
Louis Sandersfeld
Edwin Kleinmeyer
Homestead
Marie Sandersfeld
Barb Kleinmeyer
Anita
Audrey Sandersfeld
Halley Thompson
Boss Lorei Named ABWA Boss of the Year
John A. Lorei of 1225 McGowan Boulevard Marion has been named Boss of the Year by the Five Star Chapter of the American Business Women's Association. Lorei manages the material planning department at Collins Radio and was nominated by Judy Birgerson, supervisor of inventory records at Collins.
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John A. Lorei
McGowan Boulevard
Marion
American Business Women’s Assn
Lorei
Collins Radio
Judy Birgerson
Collins
Full Eyebrows Trend Stresses Fuller Natural Shapes
A beauty trend favors fuller eyebrows within reason, embracing irregular hairs as attractive. The look emphasizes bold, natural arches and celebrates individuality in grooming standards.
Fellows Named for Cornell Women Graduate Study
Two Cornell seniors Susan Kruger of Cedar Rapids and Barbara Phifer of Columbia receive North American Ministerial fellowships for 1977-78. Among 45 selected from 182 semifinalists across the U.S. and Canada, the Fund for Theological Education in Princeton administers the program to aid ministerial candidates. Kruger will join Yale Divinity School’s MDiv program. Phifer will enroll at St Paul School of Theology in Kansas City.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Susan Kruger
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Phifer
Columbia, Mo
The
Fund For Theological Education
Princeton, N.J
Kruger
Yale University Divinity School
Amos B. Kruger
Center Point Road
Phifer
St. Paul School of Theology
Kansas City
Novak Couple Celebrates 32nd Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Frank M Novak of Twenty sixth avenue SW were honored at a surprise family dinner at the Brown Bottle marking their 32nd anniversary. Daughters Mary Kay and Janet hosted. the couple wed April 14 1945 in Cedar Rapids.
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Frank M. Novak
Twenty-sixth Avenue
Mary Kay
Janet
Ilene Crumm
Mr. Novak
Cedar Rapids
Visitors drop by Helper home this week
Mrs. Lorna Kuhnke and her children Jim, Tina, and Cathy of Willow Springs Illinois visit this week at the home of Mr and Mrs Louis Helper, 274 Northview Place NE.
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Louis Helper
Northview Place
Lorna Kuhnke
Jimmy
Tina
Cathy
Willow Springs
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