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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1976
Page
4
A reader argues that letting women work with men in coal mines mirrors WWII era changes and could raise divorce rates. The exchange defends equal opportunity and addresses gender dynamics at work. Additional letters discuss grammar, education, and a woman questioning her biological origins despite a birth certificate.
Dear Diane asks how to verify her identity when she doubts she is her parents’ child. Abby suggests infant footprints are registered at birth for comparison but warns that uncovering an error raises questions for both sides. She invites a personal reply to Box 69700 Los Angeles with SASE.
Boston reporters note growing challenge to the belief men are superior in math. University voices urge eliminating sexism and bias from classrooms. Studies show few women in math professions, yet environments can boost female achievement in mathematics.
Agnes Boddicker named hidden heroine in a nationwideGirl Scouts bicentennial project. An open house Sunday 2 to 5 at the Russ Werning home in Newhall honors her forty years teaching in Newhall schools and forty more at St Pauls church. She taught over a thousand students and retired in 1973 after a long career marked by dedication and service.
An advertising notice promotes ODRINEX as a powerful weight loss aid claiming prescription free use and university hospital proof. It touts hunger suppression, three meals daily, and immediate weight loss with money back guarantee from Rexall Drug Stores.
Choomba, a female gorilla at Emory University’s Yerkes Primate Center, gave birth to a baby Monday. Keeper Jim Long says the mother is so protective he cannot approach to determine the infant’s sex. The colony supports breeding of endangered gorillas and behavior observation.
The open game at the YWCA Wednesday saw top pairs: North team Morrington and Thiher first with Wilfeng and Johnson second. East-West winners were Engel and Zeman first, Mulvany and Mulvany second. Next game set for 12:30 Saturday at the YWCA.
Rome Ga AP recounts that Alexander Graham Bell spoke the first words over a telephone a century ago this month. Next week Mary Tipple Cobb, granddaughter of Thomas Watson, will attend the 100th anniversary celebration of the telephone built from Bell's design.
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