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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1975
Page
3
Former White House aide John Ehrlichman and his wife Jeanne are shown entering a Washington court in 1974. The Washington Post columnist Maxine Cheshire reports Ehrlichman now lives in Santa Fe New Mexico and Jeanne in Bellevue Washington, calling the separation more than geographic.
A reader asks how much to tell a new partner about a child out of wedlock and living with the father, seeking guidance. Abby urges full honesty, noting past mistakes don’t define character and advising clarity and trust. The column also notes a bridal shower for Miss Marija Houser and a brief 20 years ago item about a chlorine gas pipeline incident in Kersfeld, Germany.
The FDA plans uniform labeling for intrauterine devices after 43 known IUD deaths. It would require doctors to discuss risks and insertion methods, include trial results on pregnancy and removal, and provide a general safety brochure.
Patricia Rae Greate daughter of Dana and Patricia Green married Robert Love Hinrichs son of John Hinrichs in a 2 pm Sunday United Methodist ceremony. Rev Donald Wooge presided at the church with 350 guests at a reception. The bride wore an empire organza gown with Chantilly lace and blue accents. her sister served as maid of honor in blue chiffon. Best man Forrest McClure and Cedar Rapids attendees Gary Greene and Joe Petersen. They plan a Colorado Springs honeymoon and will reside in Onslow. Patricia is self employed in Mechanicsville and Hinrichs works for Energy Manufacturing Co. in Monticello.
New York reports show a growing consumer activism as women described feeling cornered by rising prices. They cut costs, substitute goods, and shop carefully while defending purchases with frugal routines and comparison shopping.
Miss Mary A. LaVere and J D Wood were married at Zion Lutheran church in West Union with Rev. Duane Lindberg officiating. The bride, daughter of Dr and Mrs A M LaVere of San Rafael California, wore a halter jersey gown with matching jacket and a fingertip veil. Debra LaVere served as maid of honor, with several bridesmaids and attendants in blue floral print gowns. Best man was Michael Schram and several groomsmen and ushers participated. A reception followed at the West Union Country Club. The couple will reside in Des Moines where the bride teaches at St Johns School. the groom is a Luther College and University of the Pacific graduate and a medical student in Des Moines.
Dozens of junior girls and women competed Monday with Rondia Reeves and Anne Finckney among medalists. Winners included Kristi Bjorneet and Missy Young in various flights. next Monday starts the junior girls tour. Ann Landers announces divorce after 36 years. Lynn Hornstein hosts bridal shower for Lynn Hornstein's sister-in-law.
In Monday game at Noetridge Park Christian church North south Grace Ey man and Thelma Zeman won first place with Fat Howard and Shirley Moore second. East west Peat Smith and Ken Bur bach finished first with Diane Vinquist and Twyla Hall second. Next game set for Monday at 9 at the church.
Roberta Ter ry Stahr and Albert Charles Jones Jr. wed at the First United Methodist Church in Marion with a 3 PM ceremony conducted by Rev. Glen W. Lamb. The couple, residents of Cedar Rapids and Davenport origins, plan to reside at 1216 Fourth Street NW after a West Coast wedding trip.
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