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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1971
Page
3
The Apollo 14 crew rode the parachuting capsule to a South Pacific splashdown as families watched on televised footage. Relatives praised the mission's success with emotional comments about safety and fulfillment, while the astronauts' wives and daughters recalled the ten days of ordeal and achievement.
Annapolis UPI reports Delegate Robert Stroble denounces State House parking favoritism toward women as discriminatory and introduces a resolution to allocate scarce spaces by random drawing, aligning with the women's liberation movement.
New York UPI reports lightweight red plastic boot trees keep boots upright and airier. They prevent toppling chaos, maintain wrinkle free condition and freshness when boots are not worn.
Ellen Sue Forkner daughter of Duane E. and Mrs Forkner of Alburnett Iowa married Gerald R. Luke son of Mr. and Mrs George F. Luke of Alburnett Iowa February 4 in Tucson The Rev Toby Lar Vetter officiated at the Womochil home with honor attendants Edward Womochil and his wife The newlyweds will live in Tucson where the bridegroom works for Wilmot Sand and Gravel Construction Co and the bride is employed by General Electric Co.
The American Petroleum Institute survey shows the U S petroleum industry spent over 2 billion dollars from 1966 through 1970 on air and water conservation programs.
Two workers faced disciplinary action over fashion at British factories. Susan Best, 16, was fired from a Peak Frean biscuit plant in South London for violating decency rules. Kim Moon, 21, drew management scolding at a British Leyland auto plant in Birmingham but kept her job after union support.
Classified want ads offer a practical way to buy or sell items. Reach a broad audience with concise descriptions and direct contact, tailored to everyday marketplace needs.
Stir one fourth cup dairy sour cream into an eight ounce can of bean dip. Serve with assorted crackers or potato chips for an easy party snack.
Helen Thomas of United Press International was elected to the executive committee of the White House Correspondents Association, becoming the first woman in the 57 year history of the group to hold office. Thomas has covered the White House since 1960. John P. Sutherland was named president, Edgar A. Poe vice president and treasurer, Garnett D. Horner secretary.
The piece links coffee to romance from the 1700s with Swift at St James Coffee House receiving love letters from Stella and Louis XV wooing Du Barry with coffee served in a gold pot. It also hints at using a want ad with the phone number 369-1234.
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