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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1972
Page
6
Geanna Austin, 24, became Gov. John Love's press secretary amid a hectic Denver scene. She handles media relations, often guiding questions to the governor, and contemplates a future in government work.
A new social and educational group called The Remarrieds plans a Saturday evening meeting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baughman, 410 Fourth Avenue, lows City. The group assists those remarried or involved with previously married partners, offering talks and activities to foster stable families. Gladys Jenkins from the University of Jews will discuss Parent and Child Relations in Families of Remarried. A $4.50 donation per couple helps cover speaker costs.
Jacksonville AP report states Julie and Bayid Tisenhiewer plan a 16 dollar reception March 23 at Deerwood Country Club to raise funds for Nixon reelection. Chairman George Champion Jr says the event will be limited to 176 couples. The couple and their daughter have been shielded by Secret Service during five months in the city.
Stockton, California. The University of the Pacific seeks a witch or woman with unusual psychic powers to assist in an extragenous study under Dr. Douglas Matheson, chair of the psychology department. The selected person would help conduct the study and administration.
A garbled recipe text suggests a dressing called Quickie Dressing for fruit salad. It mentions toasting American cheese, adding buttermilk and mayonnaise, blending, and dribbling over fresh fruit. The text is incomplete and contains many OCR errors and unclear steps.
Michigan State University aims to have women in 16 percent of tenure track faculty positions by the end of the 1973 74 academic year. Currently there are 10 women, making up 14 percent of the tenure system.
A Spring bridal show at the Montrose hotel features New York designer Frank Masandrea presenting heirloom lace gowns and Tudor inspired tunics. Gowns blend Victorian details with modern fabrics while bridesmaids wear bold colors and naval or sailor touches to evoke turn-of-the-century style.
The article contrasts traditionalists who stick to one scent with adventurists who change fragrances by mood and occasion. It notes common application areas and ways perfumes enhance personal presence, then mentions a German submergence sighting near Port Aransas, Texas about 15 miles away.
Vermont lawmakers fail to pass any abortion bills as the House rejects five proposals and defers to common law. The column notes the 1846 law, 10 week fetal timing, and statements by Speaker Walter Kennedy. A Senate revival attempt by Garry Buckley was deemed dead by the House.
Newark police report two knife wielding men stole a $17,000 nest egg from a widow and her daughter. The women planned to hide the money at their homes but were attacked while transporting the pocketbook. Police would not identify either suspect.
In Jakarta AP report, Bubbatto Suharto's eldest child wed 25 year old Sir Hardijant Hastud and Indra Rakmansa Kowara, 25, in a simple ceremony at the summer palace in Bogor. Only relatives attended. a larger public wedding invitation lists over 3,000 guests for Saturday at the same palace twenty miles south of Jakarta.
Washington AP reports President Nixon’s daughter Tricia Cox has poor attendance as Kennedy Center board trustee since her 1970 appointment for a three year term. Only two of six meetings attended. she was the youngest board member at age 24, now married to Edward Cox and living in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The Minnesota Department of Human Rights announces a new advisory committee with a chair position designated as chairperson rather than chairman or chairwoman. Ruth Slack of Minneapolis is noted as a past or current officeholder, while the text mentions terminology shifts toward gender neutrality and includes a reference to a telephone contact forWant ads and item sellers.
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