Language Barrier Slows Florin Pharmacist License Bid
Elizabeth Ann Butler, Irish born, faces a language hurdle to qualify for the Florida pharmacist license. She must take a 43 week English exam prep course that is offered only in Spanish, while eight dozen foreign trained pharmacists pursue the same pathway.
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Elizabeth Ann Butler
Florida
Orlando, Fla
Buller
Ac Ord Florida
University of Belfast
H. R. Bevis
State Board of Pharmacy
Strive Department of Educaion
Anld
Lawrence H. Tanzi
Florida Technological University
FTU
Butler
Cofederacion de Profesionales Universitarns del Cuba UN el Exilio
House Approves Conference Bill on $5 Million ERA Conference
The House approved a conference measure 262 to 162 to fund a national conference of delegates from States, aimed at promoting unity of life in the United States and addressing the Equal Rights Amendment. Critics call it taxpayer funded lobbying for the ERA, while supporters defend standard conference expenses. Rep. Sam Steiger urged a $1 million cap and a one year limit, and Rep. Bella Abzug defended the $10 million authorization.
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Washington
LIPT
Tne House
Miller
Senate
United States
Sam Steiger
Ariz
Tleasure
Bella Abzug
2.N
Steiger
Woodcarvers Inc Elects Valley Chapter Officers
Donald Wall of Marion was elected president of the Cedar Valley chapter of Woodcarvers, Inc at Tuesday evening’s meeting. Bee Nicholson was chosen vice president and Mrs. Wall became secretary treasurer, with the gathering held at Peaplea bank downtown.
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Donald Wall
Marion
Cedar Valley
Af Woodcarvers, Inc
Peaplea Bank
Bee Nicholson
Mrs. Wall
Iron Fabrics Correctly To Avoid Shine On Dark Materials
Careful ironing guidance for fabrics instructs pressing dark colors and delicate fibers on the wrong side to prevent shine. For touch ups use a pressing cloth and light pressure. Embroideries and monograms should be pressed face down on a thick towel to preserve design prominence.
Church Court Upholds Guilty Verdict in Woman Priest Case
Washington based ecclesiastical appeals court upholds Rev. William A. Wendt guilty of disobeying his bishop by allowing Rev. Alison Cheek to preside at the Eucharist. The 4-3 ruling splits along gender lines with men upholding and women overturning. Cheek aided irregular Philadelphia ordinations in 1974 and other services at St Stephen’s.
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Washington
UPI
Court of Appeals
William A. Wenilt
Wendt
Episcopal
Cheek
Philadelphia
St. Stephen
St. Stephen’s
Creighton
Huo
John M. Alglin
A. Theodore Eastman
St. Stephen's
Almus Thorp
Wendl
Baby Dies After London Hospital Rejections
Seema Bhela, months old, died after being refused by Hillingdon Mount Vernon and Wexham Park hospitals during a doctors strike. Ambulance delays and refusals prompted calls for inquiry as the family blamed physician disputes for the tragedy.
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London
UPI
Christiny Kela
Orb
Mount Vernon Hospital
Wexham Park
Bhela
Seema
Britain
Ninteen
London Ambulance
Hillingdon
Mount Vernon
Paul Copeland
Medical Group Installs Officers At Holiday Event
Margaret Hayes of 5849 Ridgeview Drive SW was installed as president of the Linn County Medical Assistants at the annual Christmas party at the Boar's Head restaurant. Officers installed include Maurine Crowley president-elect Jolene Boddicker vice president Kathy Karmik secretary and Mrs Roger Pfeiffer treasurer Installing officer was Mrs Walter Greene national VP of the group. Morristown New Jersey MORRISTOWN NJ Daniel R Coburn the court appointed legal guardian for Karen Ann Quinlan resigns amid a dispute with the Quinlan parents over removing a respirator and allowing a natural death Miss Quinlan has been in a coma since April after reportedly mixing alcohol and tranquilizers.
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Margaret Hayes
Ridgeview Drive
Linn County Medical Assistants
Boar’s Head
Maurine Crowley
Jolene Boddicker
Kathy Karmeyer
Roger Pfeiffer
Walter Greene
Davenport
Morristown
GPI
Daniel R. Coburn
Onrl
Karen Ann Quinlan
Hows
Coburn
Superior Court
Robert Muir, Jr
Joseph
Julia Quinlan
Miss Quinlan
Arthur Eilers Returns to Canada from Cedar Rapids
Arthur Eilers left Tuesday to return to his home in Fertile Saskatchewan following a Cedar Rapids visit. He stayed with his uncle and aunt Rudolph J. Eilers and wife at 1100 Thirty-third Street NE. A correction to Shrimp Dip Supreme directions was issued with boiled shrimp to cool and chop finely.
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Arthur Eilers
Fertile
Saskatchewan
Canada
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Eilers
Rudolph J. Eilers
Thirty-third Street
Inexpensive Holiday Hospitality Guide
A practical note on hosting simple holiday gatherings. It advises informal apéres and punch bowls, suggesting tea, cranberry juice, lemonade, and ginger ale to provide flavor and body while keeping costs down.
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Theta
Bridge Innings At YWCA Open Game Report
Bridge players in an open YWCA game on Wednesday included North South Dr Bob Hatch and Dr Clif ford Hendricks first, Mrs William Skogman and Phil Ames second, and West Mrs Frank Halloatieul wed en James Boardman first and Mr and Mrs Adolph Schmieder second. Mint yor to be played at 12 30 Saturday at the YWCA. A club championship round is planned next Wednesday.
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YWCA
Bob Hatch
Clifford Hendricks
William Skogman
Phil Ames
Arcond
West
Frank Halloatieul Weden
James Boardman
Adolph Schmieder
Mint
Newswoman sues over pay at White House bias claim
The White House is accused of sex discrimination after Darlene Schmalzried, 27, says she was paid 12000 dollars a year as editor of the daily news summary, far less than her male predecessor at 26000. She resigned after 15 months, seeking reinstatement, 100000 in damages, and named Ford, Cheney, Rumsfeld, Nelsen, and Shuman as defendants.
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Washington
Ane
White House
Darlene Schmalzried
Wedinesday
Schmalzried
President Ford
Richard Cheney
Donald Rumsfeld
Ron Nelsen
James Shuman
Daily News
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