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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1975
Page
6
In Mexico City delegates at the International Women's Year conference urged sweeping changes to laws and customs to grant women equal status with men. A 10 year action plan backs education access, health care, family planning, and shared childrearing, with a UN review planned for 1940.
A 20 year old South Charleston resident earns five seventy two an hour as a minority worker on a road project near Lesage Ohio Valley. Michele Madson, not black or Hispanic, says federal rules require hiring minority workers in construction. She works 7 am to 5 pm weekdays and 6 to 2 Saturdays, with overtime often bringing weekly pay near 350 to 400 dollars. She is in a female led position among 25 men, flags traffic on W Va 2 for Gou pel Construction Co.
Winners at the YWCA open bridge movement Wednesday were North Couch Jo an Schulte with Paul McGoffie and Firdk with Clayton Mossman and Dr Jmoult second. Pastas Mrs Willian Skagmon and Mrs Edgerly War were first with Mrs George Jenkins and Mets Jamon Slamon second. A unit game will be held next Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the YWCA.
Dr Bruce Sollish at the Weizmann Institute in Israel is developing a sound probing device to create a three dimensional view of the breast interior for cancer detection. Clinical evaluation will occur at New York City's Guttman Institute, with about 200 women screened daily, aiming to speed accurate diagnosis when tumors are hard to detect by other methods. The instrument combines two probes with stereo photography for a 3D ultrasound image, offering a safer alternative to traditional tests and promising quicker clinic-wide screening.
Woman golfers hosted by seven members and guests on Wednesday with Miss Myra Booth and Mrs Arden Blank among attendees. Medalists included Mrs Ed Locke and Mrs Diane Faulkner, with member medalist hanes taken by Mrs David Loupes and top member prizes awarded to several named players. Also notes prizewinners for oncourse flights and play results, plus a Bath wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Coyne celebrated by son-in-law Russell Shopes. they have three grandchildren and three great-grandchildren.
Advice column excerpt focuses on a church dress code and modest attire. Abigail Van Buren, writing as Abby, urges common sense and respect for worship. The reader suggests air conditioning to curb bare midriffs, while a second letter hides suspicion of infidelity with humorous warnings.
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