CDC Urges Stricter Immunization Law Enforcement
ATLANTA AP The CDC calls for stricter enforcement of state immunization laws to curb rising measles. Dr Walter Orenstein notes many laws exist but are not enforced and stresses documentary proof of vaccination for school entry. 1950s style reporting cites 39 585 measles cases nationally last year and shifts to older children in 10 plus age group.
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Atlanta
National Center For Disease Control
CDC
Walter Orenstein
Orenstein
Idaho
Iowa
Vermont
Teen fans death by own action over Freddie Prinze
Lynn Ann Barrillier 13, from Glendale California, wrote a five page note confessing suicide to be buried beside Freddie Prinze. She used a pistol to kill herself after Prinze’s death and died Tuesday night at Verdugo Hills hospital. She requested burial in her blue skirt with cupid motifs and her stuffed puppy, left belongings to friends, and blamed no one but herself.
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Glendale
Calif
UPI
Freddie
Lynn Ann Barrillier
Freddie Prinze
Prinze
Lynn
Verdugo Hills Hospital
Barney
Cindy
Kelly
Forest Lawn
Hollywood
Weddings Bring Vows in Anamosa and NW District
Miss Julie Renee Horn and Kelvin Dean Heskett exchanged vows Saturday at the First Congregational church in Anamosa with Rev. Ronald Benfer officiating. The couple resides in Anamosa where Heskett works for Turner Microphone Co and studies at Kirkwood Community College. The bride attended North East Missouri State University Kirksville. In a second ceremony, Miss Sandra Kay Blattner and Michael Trent Bell wed at the Blattner home with Rev. Walter Askins presiding. Bell works for Continental Cleaners while Blattner is employed by Wilson Foods. they will live at 631 A Avenue NW.
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Julie Renee Horn
Wally E. Horns
Belmont Parkway
Kelvin Dean Heskett
Anamosa
Ronald Benfer
First Congregational Church
Heskett
William T. Hesketts
Turner Microphone Co
Kirkwood Community College
North East Missouri State University
Kirksville
Walter Askins
Sandra Kay Blattner
Michael Trent Bell
Glen Blattner
Day Street NW
Orval Bell
Crestridge Drive
A Avenue NW
Bell
Continental Cleaners
Wilson Foods
Correction on Dear Abby number for Parents Anonymous
A telephone number for help was corrected after being submitted to The Gazette. Outside California call 1 800 421 0353 for Parents Anonymous assistance.
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Parents Anonymous
The
Gazette
California
Opal Laetare Elected President of Triangle ’64
Opal Laetare of Hiawatha was elected and installed as president of Triangle ’64 chapter of the American Business Women’s Assn. at a Village Inn dinner meeting. Her officers include Mary Ellen Dill as vice president Deane Williams as recording secretary Pamela Dircks as corresponding secretary and Nancy Soden as treasurer.
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Opal Laetare
First Avenue
Hiawatha
Triangle
American Business Women’s Assn
Village Inn
Mary Ellen Dill
Deane Williams
Pamela Dircks
Nancy Soden
Handbags Go Plastic Coated This Spring
Fashion notes show handbags this spring feature plastic coated fabric for a fresh look. Designers highlight durable water resistant surfaces and a glossy finish that pairs with both casual and formal outfits.
YWCA Craft Workshops Open Pre Registration This Month
YWCA announces two crafts workshops with required pre registration. A day long quilting class led by Iris Repp runs Monday Feb 14 from 10 am to 3 pm with patterns and project options. A perforated paper workshop by Karen Oehler of Amana offers two Feb 21 sessions from 1 to 3 pm and 7 to 9 pm with embroidery, mounting on ribbon, and a bookmark project.
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YWCA
Kitty Kent
Karen Oehler
Amana
Flying Ace’s Widow Dies by Gunshot in Despondency
Adelaide Rickenbacker, 89, widow of World War I ace Eddie Rickenbacker, died in Miami from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. Police said she was despondent over failing health for several years and classified the death as self-inflicted.
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Miami
UPS
Adelaide
Rickenbacker
Eddie Rickenbacker
Bridge Winners at the YWCA Open Game
North south winners were Bill Dare and Gene West first with Mrs. William Skogman and Richard Golembiewski second. East west winners were Mrs. Golembiewski and Joe Verbick first with Mrs. C A Burali Forti and Bruce Thiher second. Next game is Saturday at 12 30 at the YWCA.
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YWCA
Bill Dare
Gene West
William Skogman
Richard Golembiewski
Golembiewski
Joe Verbick
C.A. Burali-Forti
Bruce Thiher
Don’t wash your face before going out in the cold
A health tip warns against washing the face prior to exposure to cold air. It notes that cleansing routines can strip natural oils, increasing dryness and irritation on exposed skin during frigid conditions.
Host Families Sought for 1977 Student Exchange
International Student Exchange seeks host families in Black Hawk County Iowa to host two charter loads of 600 teenagers 13 to 19 mainly from France for one month during July and August 1977. Contact Imre Takacs at 2567 Saratoga Drive Waterloo IA 50702 or call 319-234-4135. deadline March 31.
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International Student Exchange
France
Imre Takacs
International Student Exchange of
Black Hawk County
Waterloo
Iowa
International Student Exchange of Iowa
Europe
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By Jack Stillman
Hlitton
3Rd Ave
Centre de l’Attention
Georges Pompidou National Center of Art and Culture
Mammouth
Society For Women
Iris Repp
Kent
China Silk Flower Workshop
Amy
Washington
Bobbie's Couturiere
Younker
Constance Hendricks
Bride's Magazine
Younkers
Cartan Travel
Stark Travel
Honolulu
Hilton Hawaiian Village
Des Moines
American Airlines
Wryou Kers
Bob
Kirlin
Hallmark
Valentines
Master Charge
BankAmericaid
Ctae Coy
Atak Cade
Koos
Also Mall
Iowa City
Ateliffs Women’s and Teen Apparel
Mt. Vernon Rd
S.E. Vernon Village Shopping Center
Eastern Photographic Laboratories, Inc
GIANT
16Th Ave. S.W
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