Kennedy Son Faces Pressure Over Presidential Run
Rose Kennedy fears political pressure could force her son Edward Kennedy to break his promise and seek the presidency. Edward Kennedy says he will honor his commitment to stay out of the 1976 race, while expressing affection for his mother and respect for family.
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Luckett Barber Vows Exchanged in Sunday Ceremony
Miss Sandra Alene Luckett and Steven Robert Barber exchanged marriage vows Sunday at Community United Methodist Church in Cold Spring Harbor New York. The couple from Cedar Rapids Iowa will reside in Iowa City where Barber studies at the University of Iowa. Family members and a rehearsal dinner in Long Island preceded the ceremony.
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Karen Brochard
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David Herrick
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Food Allergies Linked to Chronic Illness and Death
A condensed speech by Dr. Claude A. Frazier discusses how food allergies can cause long term disability and sometimes fatal reactions. The case of a woman who died after inhaling a sunflower seed reaction illustrates rare but serious outcomes.
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FDA Labels to Identify Fats and Oils by Origin
The FDA ordered that fats and oils be listed by their source on all food labels starting Jan 1, 1978. Current labels can name the origin, such as cottonseed oil or beef fat, or simply say animal, vegetable, or shortening. Commissioner Schmidt says the rule gives consumers a right to know and helps them follow doctors orders and choose fats for health, diet, and religious reasons.
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No U.S. Confirmation of Armstrong Appointment
Washington reports no U.S. confirmation of Anne L. Armstrong as U.S. ambassador to the United Kingdom. The Manchester Guardian claimed the former counselor to Ford would succeed Elliot Richardson, who departs to become commerce secretary.
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Old Newspapers Help Save On Firewood Bill
A January Family Circle feature lists old newspapers as inexpensive fireplace logs. Roll layers around a broomstick, tie ends, soak overnight in detergent water, then let dry for several weeks before use.
Cedar Rapids Symphony Pops Concert Opens Paramount Theater
Tickets remain for the Cedar Rapids Symphony barbershop pops concert Longhairs Meet the Barberchair. The 8 pm program features Vigortones quartet and Harmony Hawks chorus. Tickets cost 5 dollars and are sold at Hillbrunner Music Co Sound Around The Stereo Shop The Record Shop or the symphony office. Seats are open.
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Fat Child Likely To Be Fat Adult
A December Reader's Digest article states that a fat child is likely to become a fat adult. It notes about 85 percent of overweight children struggle with fat for life and about one third of adults over 18 are overweight.
Armed Forces work to curb child abuse in service families
Military services launch major programs to address child abuse arising from mobile lifestyle and family stress. Army and Air Force plan child advocacy officers at bases, exams by military doctors, and therapy. Navy Marine programs in development. Also note: Home Rebekah lodge 79 initiation Wednesday at IOOF temple with hostesses. notice omitted from Sunday Gazette.
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Bridges Winners at YWCA Howell Movement Event
Saturday at 12 30 p m the Howell movement at the YWCA saw Mrs Mel Smoker and Mrs Sid Leipold take first place while Dick Nassif and Mrs C R Swarzentruber finished second A next game is set for Wednesday at 7 15 p m at the YWCA
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One Kuhn Quad Dies in Illinois Birth Tragedy
Four newborn quad brothers arrived two months early to Mrs. Eugene Kuhn of Ursa Illinois. Colin the smallest died at four pounds ten ounces while the three survivors Craig Christopher and Curtis remained in good condition at St Marys hospital. Mrs Kuhn, 27, had not used fertility drugs.
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Dear Abby Dear Abby Advice on memory and marriage
Dear Abby answers two letters from readers. One asks for a gracious reply when old acquaintances forgets names in Walla Walla. The other details a 25 year old living with an ex husband who mistreats her and won’t change without counseling or leaving.
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