Seven Parties Set To Note Inaugural Celebrations
Union Station to Sheraton Park hosts about 50 000 guests for inaugural balls with Carter and Mondale attendances. Guests mingle at venues across Washington including the DC armory and Union Station Travelers Center with modest food and drinks priced around two dollars for cocktails and a buck fifty for beer.
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Washington
UPI
Union Station
Sheraton Park
Jimmy Carter
George Washington
Carters
Mondales
Marshall Tucker
Peter Duchin
Guy Lombardo
Glenn Miller
Duke Ellington
Rosalynn
Walter Mondale
Joan
District of Columbia
National Visitors Center
Pension Building
Hallie Young
Billy Carter
Iowa
Carter
White House
Billy
Armory
Fathers Who Smoke Pose Risks to Unborn Children
Bonn Germany AP The German Research Society reports an eight year study finding fathers who smoke at least ten cigarettes daily increase the risk of stillbirth or death around birth for babies with smoking mothers. Heavy paternal smoking may also raise the chance of birth defects and possible sperm damage. The study of 14 774 women notes no link between passive maternal smoking and infant death and suggests morning sickness can predict a girl birth.
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Bonn
West Germany
Society
U.S
ISU Professor Says Meat Cutback Won't Help World Hunger
Iowa State University economist Arnold A. Paulsen argues that halving U.S. meat consumption would not feed the world but could depress farm income. He cites limited shipping capacity and funding to distribute remaining meat and notes malnourished livestock in Africa and the Middle East consume feed already.
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Paulsen
United States
Iowa
Africa
Middle East
Blight Attacks Coffee Crop Sparks Global Price Drift
The Nicaraguan government reports the roya red blight has hit coffee farms near Managua, threatening Central America’s $1.5 billion crop. Officials warn up to 8,400 acres may be burned to stop spread as Brazil hiked export tariffs and U S supermarket executives tour the region. In New York, cafe owners face higher costs while keeping prices steady, with espresso at 50 cents and cappuccino at 70 cents. A Ohio town sells coffee for five cents as a civic gesture.
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New York
UPI
Brazil
Nicaragua
Molly Williams
Poughkeepsie
Mario Flotta
New York City
Greenwich Village
Managua
Central America
Daniel Oduber
Hills Brothers Coffee, Inc
Brazilian Coffee Institute
Delauro Baumgratz
United States
N.Y
Cafe Dante
Richard Spina
le Figaro
Marysville
Ohio
William McCarthy
McCarthy
Op Pharmacy
Pendant Transmitter Aids Emergency Help In Home
Katherine Held used a one ounce pendant to summon paramedics during a heart attack. MSI’s Microsoft pendant transmitter, costing 20 dollars a month, triggers prerecorded phone calls to responders via a home jack unit. The device targets heart patients, elderly, disabled, shoppers, and others needing quick assistance.
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Los Angeles
Katherine Held
Mrs. Held
Microsoft
Microsoft Systems International
MSI
North Hollywood
Youth Symphony Auditions Set Monday at Coe College
Cedar Rapids Youth Symphony seeks new members age 22 and under with openings in violin viola cello string bass bassoon French horn and trombone. Auditions Monday 7 to 8 30 p m in room 204 music building at Coe College. Conductor Jack Ranney notes current students need not re audition and says rehearsals start Saturdays Jan 29.
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Cedar Rapids Youth Symphony
Coe College
Jack Ranney
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Cedar Rapids
Ranney
Coe Chamber Orchestra
Sinclair
Coe
Cedar Rebekahs Install Officers In Maine Ceremony
Cedar Rebekah lodge 494 held a ceremony at the Odd Fellows temple in Maine to install officers led by noble grand Mrs Dwight Wicke. Donna Wood and Home Rebekah lodge 79 staff installed junior past noble grand treasurer Mrs Carl Leitner Frances Sheneberger vice grand Emmett Sheneberger secretary Hassel Akers warden Alice Nowotny conductor Harold Friswold chaplain and Ormal Williams right support to the noble grand.
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Maine
Odd Fellows Temple
Dwight Wicke
Noble Grand of
Cedar
Rebekah Lodge
Donna Wood
Carl Leitner
Noble Grand
Frances Sheneberger
Emmett Sheneberger
Hassel Akers
Alice Nowotny
Harold Friswold
Ormal Williams
Bridge Mitchell movement winners at the YWCA
In the Wednesday game at the YWCA North south Barbara Skog and Phil Arnell won first while Mel Verne Smoker and Mrs Fred Hull were second. East west Ruth Ann Kelleher and Martha Ann Heald won first with Ronald Livingston and Royce McCray second. The annual membership game is set for 7 15 next Wednesday at the YWCA. 30 years ago surplus aircraft went on sale by War Assets Administration.
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Mitchell Movement
YWCA
Barbara Skogman
Phil Arnell
Mel Verne Smoker
Fred Hull
Ruth Ann Kelleher
Martha Ann Heald
Ronald Livingston
Royce McCray
Yucca Plant Featured for Food and Treatments
The yucca plant, a traditional source for food housing soap clothing and utensils, is highlighted in February Family Circle for use in arthritis treatment. The article notes its foaming properties aid in shampoo and other products. Feed the birds.
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Society For Women Features
Tom Cataldo
Boston
Cata]do
Youth Symphony
George V of
Britain
Cedar Rebekahs
Bob
The
War Assets Administration
General Electric
2Nd Ave. S.W
2Nd Ave
Beverly Solberg
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