Fathers' long wait may be over
Avedis Madjarian and Vitas Sakalauskas, emigres with sons in the Soviet Union, learn their sons’ exit visas were approved under a divided families pact. Both fathers, long denied contact, wait to see their relatives return as officials note 117 exit visas granted.
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Jerry Belcher
Los Angeles Times
Avedis Madjarian
Vitas Sakalauskas
Soviet Union
Madjarian
Sakalauskas
U.S. State Department
Bureau of Soviet Affairs
Switzerland
Hollywood
Calif
Susan
Costa Mesa
Lebanon
Soviet Armenia
Kevork
United States
Tom Bradley
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Dianne Feinstein
Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Feinstein
Gorbachev
Moscow
Billy Graham
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert E. Badham
R-Calif
Badham
State Department
Baby Boom finds solace in suburban houses
A feature notes Baby Boomers shifting from apartments and condos to single dwelling homes with front yards and white picket fences. It highlights changes in lifestyle including privacy, ownership, neighborhood ties, and the sense of growing up through home ownership, ending with the idea they have chosen the names Ward and June for their cohort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaver Cleaver
Tracy Kidder
Kidder
Ward
June
Why Women Overeat Tied to Mood Not Hunger
Redbook cites Richard Stuart and Barbara Jacobson saying overeating stems from boredom, frustration, and low mood, not hunger. They advise diaries to trace triggers, plus activities to replace eating and reduce stress, with steps to build control and self esteem.
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Richard Stuart
Barbara Jacobson
Redbook
Stuart
University of Utah
Jacobson
Utah
Stuart and Jacobson
Stuart and
Liberated male nursing home preserves privacy and dignity
A family recalls moving their mother Ann to an intermediate nursing home where she thrived in a sunny, social setting. They weigh guilt and duty, crediting the facility and author Doug Manning's book The Nursing Home Dilemma for guidance.
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Mother
Ann
Doug Manning
Harper & Row
Manning
Jim Sanderson
Cedar Rapids
P.O
Iowa
Myths and Facts About Acne Debunked
A guide rejects common acne myths and offers facts on who is affected, causes, and treatment options. It notes that diet rarely worsens acne, boys may have more severe cases, and hormonal oil production is not linked to sex. It also highlights progress in treatments and advises consulting a doctor.
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