AHA Annual Slave Market Besieged by Grads at Meeting
At an American Historical Association gathering in New York 2300 graduate students and PhDs compete for under 200 postitions. Jobs favor women and some schools face HEW pressure to prove nondiscrimination. The traditional placement system has collapsed as colleges cut funds and titles.
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New York
American Historical Assn
University of Texas
Coleges
Federal
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Nie
Thene
Janet Foster and D W Jones Tie Nuptial Vows in Omaha
Janet Foster and D W Jones exchanged vows at St Matthew Calletic church in a ceremony performed by Rev Joseph Fagan. The bride and groom, both from Omaha area families, will reside in Omaha after Lt Jones completes Air Force duties. The event included a reception for about 100 guests and a formal bridal party.
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Joseph Fagan
Later
Lyme
Douglas Woodrall Jonas
Deck D Foster
Wirt Avenue
William W. Jones
Bellevue
Neb
St. Matthew’s Callalic Church
van Dkelight Satii
Richard Jenkins
Jeri Lynn
Lillie Jones
Broom
Lea McMullen
Anes
Mr. Jenkins
Steve Miller
Omaha
Dan McAvoy
Dennis Gradeville
Duplicate Bridge Bob’s Club Winners at YWCA
Winners of the Tuesday YWCA duplicate bridge were North-South Mrs J Hanna and Mrs Jolt Stamy first, Dale Odde and Don Ver sbick second. East-West William Dettwiller and Don Engel first, Clarence Mather and Howard Wilfang second. No games Saturday. Next raffle is Wednesday at 7:30. Hosts Mr and Mrs B E Heintze gave a cocktail party and open house for son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Howard Griffith Jr of Fort Lauderdale, Florida with Pilly guests and Randy Lyle Lake visiting.
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Bob's Club
YWCA
J. Hanna
Jolt Stamy
Dale Odde
Don .Versbick
William Dettwiller
Don Engel
Clarence
Mather
Howard Wilfang
Ralie
B. E. Heintze
Thirtieth Street
Biven
Howard d. Griffth, Jr
Fort Landardale
Fla. Pilly
Meintzés
Randy Lyle Lake
Rhodes Scholars May Be Women Before Long
Harvard University plans to seek permission for women to apply for Rhodes scholarships for two years of study in England. The Graduate and Career Plans Office will send a letter to Rhodes headquarters in Middletown, Connecticut, seeking to remove the male applicant restriction. A spokesman noted the Rhodes will is from 1902, written when few women attended college, and Rhodes trustees in England act through an agent. In a separate item, Mrs Poage, mother of Rep. Poage, died at her Waco home, Texas.
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Cambridge
Magy
Harvard
Rhodes
England
Graduate and Career Plans
United States
Middletown
Com
Radcliffe
Kathy Hudson
Staf
Kesley Foundation
Phila
Delphia
Cecil Rhodes
Rep. Poage
Washington
WA. Page
Rep
W. RB. Poage
Texas
House Agriculture Committee
Waco
California
A Avenue
Temeyer
Lows State Division of Rehabilitation, Education and Services
Munderein College
Chicago
University of Town
Iowa State Employment
Loras College
Recipe to Become a Low Calorie Cook Says Family Circle
An article in Family Circle’s January issue argues most diets fail because they focus on restrictions. It suggests turning dieting into cooking by becoming a low calorie cook and offers practical substitutions to enjoy meals while cutting calories.
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New York
Family Circle Magazine
Ealor
Family Circle
Slim New Year diet tips for balanced meals
The excerpt advises choosing low fat dairy like ice milk and skimmed milk, eating a well balanced diet with basic nutrition, using accurate measures to gauge portions, and investing in a non-stick skillet with a rack-equipped broiling pan to minimize fat and shorten cooking times.
Propane Plant Aims To Bolster Gas Supply In Cold Weather
A new $800000 propane air gas plant is designed to supply extra gas for residential, commercial, and industrial customers in lower Illinois during extreme cold. The company also plans to limit gas for large commercial and industrial needs to under 25000 cubic feet per hour and to build a $4500000 LNG plant near Riverside Generating Station in Bettendorf, slated for 1972 completion.
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Illnois
Riverside
Bettendorf
Wed Miss Kathleen Lois Karkosh Weds In Unitarian Church
Kathleen Lois Karkosh daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Karkosh wed Gerald Anthony Teland son of Mr and Mrs Charles Temeyer in a Monday ceremony at Peoples Unitarian church. The Rev Larry F Rickey officiated with 100 guests at a Town House reception following.
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Kathleen Lois Karkosh
Milo
Pea de Sole
Karkosh
Firat Avenue
Gerald Anthony Teland
Alenmeyer
A Avenue NW
Loyn Love
Temeyer
Charles Temeyer
Li Porte City
Larry F. Rickey
Peoples Unitarian Church
Town House
Watchers Name Ten Favorites Watchers Name Ten Favorites
The International Society of Girl Watchers announced the world's ten most watchable women for 1971. Winners include Princess Grace of Monaco as Most watchable mother, Candice Bergen as Most watchable actress, Joy Tomlinson Phelan as Most watchable executive, Empress Farah Dibah of Iran as Most watchable wife, and Nahey Dickerson as Most watchable journalist among others.
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San Diego
Cslif
Apy
International Sociery
Joe Reagin
Princess Grace of
Edward Gottlieb & Associates
New York City
Farah Dibah
Iran
Nahey Dickerson
C. Arnholdt Smith
Jean [Shrimpton
Margie Miller
National Airlines
Neptune Bunch
J'm
Diaana Corrall
Robin Quigley
The
Waves
Beggin
Annette Schalbecker Honored At Shower
A surprise bridal shower for Miss Annette Schalbecker, daughter of the Schaldeckers, was held Wednesday at 7:40 p.m. at 4616 White Pine drive NE. Twenty five guests attended with Miss Kandi Paryots as hostess. Schalbecker is the February 11 bride elect of Dan Wolf, son of Mr and Mrs Allom Wolf of Deep River.
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Miss Lind Light
Frank Light
Ozark Atrent NE
Richerd Wagner
Tourth Avenue
Debra Brown
Miss Light
Larey Schmidt
Sebzaldt
Harold Schmidt
Annette Schalbecker
Robert Schaldeckers
Dover Street
Mary Hoopes
White Pine Drive
Kandi Paryots
Enhostess
Miss Schaldecker
Eleer
Dan Wolf
Allom Wolf
Deep River
University study shows weather stripping cut heat loss
University of Minnesota tests indicate weather stripping reduces heat loss by up to 37 percent and boosts air conditioning efficiency, suggesting significant energy savings for homes and buildings.
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University of Minnesota
Abowe
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Marcis Champers
Mwmi Eastern University
Janet Foster
D. W. Jones
Lt. Jones
Air Force
Jawa State University
Clarke Anlage
Iawa State University
Dale Cap Yothers
West Post Road
Linda LiGht
Uedal Shawer
Society For Women Features
Beverly Schmidt
Downs, Ill
Kendra
Kent
Shirley
Sandra
East Motine
F. Joseph Ryan
East Moline
Robert M. Waits
Rackslandounty Board of Supervisors
John J. Daniel
Gaz Department
Robert, M. Hetherington
Jewalllinois
Delin M. Hollingsworth
Itset
Messrs. Walls, Hetheringtom
Ryan
Alaska
Kathleen Karkosh
Maria Katkosh
John G. Temeyer
Newport News
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