Youth and Women in Jail Interest Kristine Olson
Kristine Olson a Yale law student 23 pursues reform in youth and women’s prison issues for the White House Conference on Youth She notes discrimination against women in correctional institutions and gaps between promises and performance in services for youths under 25 Her work includes staffing Connecticut youth services and possible judge sensitivity training and aims to reduce miscarriages of justice.
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Kristine Olson
New York
UPI
Yale Law School
White House
Miss Olson
East Haven
Conn
Wellesley
Washington, D.C
Legal Aid Society
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Estes Park
Colo
Chief's Daughter Solves Robbery
Jerri Colonna, a United Airlines agent at Greater Pittsburgh airport, phoned her police chief father with the news she solved a Beaver County travel agency robbery. A youth delivered a stolen United ticket. Colonna matched the number to those taken, leading to arrest of 18 year old Dennis A. Griffie of Aliquippa.
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Pittsburgh
UPS
Jerri Colonna
United Airlines
Aliquippa
Miss Colonna
Los Angeles
Dennis A. Griffie
Help for Jeannette Month Proclaimed in Idaho
AMERICAN FALLS Idaho March 8 to April 9 proclaimed There's Help for Jeannette month by Mayor Ralph Wheeler. Jeannette Davis 18 has brain tumor for over four years and residents launched a fund drive to cover medical and related costs. The proclamation urges community contributions to Jeannette's welfare.
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American Falls
Idaho
Ralph Wheeler
Jeannette
Jeannette Davis
Wheeler
Vegetables and Fruits Add Color to Meals in White Plains
Fruits and vegetables are valuable in the diet for minerals vitamins and rough age. They add color and flavor to meals. Dark green vegetables such as greens and peas and yellow vegetables like sweet potatoes carrots and squash are good vitamin A sources. Vegetables high in vitamin A should be eaten daily.
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White Plains
N.Y
Hot Pants Trend Stays In New York Show
Designer Arnold Scaasi presented a Tuesday New York collection featuring hot pants. He asserts hot pants are here to stay, pairing them with skirts and translucent fabrics for evenings and high slits for days. The lineup includes a red white skirt over shorts with a hooded top and a dark wrap outer skirt with clean lines.
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New York
Arnold Scaasi
Scaasi
Iowa PTA Film Set Thursday Broadcast on KCRG TV
The Iowa PTA will air its film Just a Minute Thursday at 8 pm in Cedar Rapids on KCRG-TV as a public service. A post film panel will include Dr. Marilee Fredericks Merwin Crow Mrs Max W Lyon and Dr Paul C Vance discussing child development and psychology.
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Iowa Pta
Cedar Rapids
Kcrg-Tv
Marilee Fredericks
Des Moines
Max W. Lyon
The
Paul C. Vance
Drake University
PTA
Duplicate Bridge Winners at YMCA Championship Event
Bridge winners announced for two YMCA games and Mitchell movement results. In the championship, first place went to Mrs F G Johnson and Mrs Robert Geiger, with second to Mrs Ralph Rohrbach and Mrs J D Hodgin, and third to Mrs Ruth Helm and Miss Joyce Dodson. Mitchell movement winners included North-south first to Mrs K V Harrington and Mrs John Stamy, second to William Haney and Jon Brissman, east-west first to Miss Dodson and Miss Dennice Meinert, and second to Tom Scarpella and R B Golembiewski. A book author is forced to enter a fishing tournament by his boss. Rock Hudson and Paula Prentiss star in Man's Favorite Sport, TV movie at 8:00.
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YMCA
F. G. Johnson
Robert Geiger
Ralph Rohrbach
J. D. Hodgin
Ruth Helm
Joyce Dodson
Mitchell Movement
K. V. Harrington
John Stamy
William Haney
Jon Brissman
Dodson
Dennice Meinert
Tom Scarpella
R. B. Golembiewski
Rock Hudson
Paula Prentiss
Parking Tickets Worth 635 Paid by Cleveland Violator
De lores Thomas, once Cleveland’s top wanted traffic violator, has paid 635 dollars in fines for 81 unpaid parking tickets. The 22 year old borrowed the money from her father who cashed savings bonds to cover the fines. She disputes the tally, saying she had only 17 tickets. Police compiled the 100 most wanted list after a crackdown on illegal parkers.
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Cleveland
UPI
Delores Thomas
Miss Thomas
Thomas
Miscellaneous Shower for Mary McAllister
Mrs. Charles L Naaktgeboren hosted a Sunday bridal shower for Miss Mary Kay McAllister daughter of Mrs Agnes McAllister at 252 Jacelyn Drive NW Nine guests attended. McAllister is the April 17 bride elect of Larry Pinckney son of Leonard Pinckney route two Marion.
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Charles L. Naaktgeboren
Jacelyn Drive
Mary Kay McAllister
Agnes McAllister
Ninth Street
Miss McAllister
Larry Pinckney
Leonard Pinckney
Marion
Syracuse Press Club Votes to Admit Women
The Syracuse Press club has voted to admit women members for the first time, marking a notable shift in the organization.
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Syracuse Press Club
Syracuse
N. Y
Rebecca Linn and Dr Stahle Wed in Sheffield Ceremony
Rebecca Jean Linn and Dr Galen Wayne Stahle wed at First United Methodist Church Sheffield with Rev. Richard Preston officiating at seven. The bride wore ivory delustered satin with Alencon lace and a bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids. the groom is from Cedar Rapids and will intern at Jackson Memorial Hospital in Miami.
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Sheffield
First United Methodist Church
Rebecca Jean Linn
Galen Wayne Stahle
Wayne A. Stahles
Balsam Drive
Cedar Rapids
Frank John Linn
Richard Preston
Grand Junction
Annette Linn
Ann Maurer
Kathy Rasmussen
Harold Babbitt
Dennis Boaz
Robert Lorber
James Linn
John Duncan
George Chadima
Rush Shortley
Cynthia Brouwer
Zachery Boaz
Miami, Fla
Dr. Stahle
Jackson Memorial Hospital
University of Iowa
U. of 1
England's shortbread once named shortcake in history
The text notes that Scotch shortbread was once called shortcake in England and could be baked as small cookie shapes. It adds that there is no link to the American shortcake, which is a quick bread lightened by baking powder, mildly sweet with sugar, and notably short due to extra shortening or cream.
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England
Giant Woman Faces Tumor Surgery To Save Sight
Delores Pullard Johnson, 24, from DeQuincy Louisiana, giant at eight feet two inches and 431 pounds, is to undergo brain tumor surgery in New Orleans to prevent blindness caused by a pituitary growth hormone secreting tumor. Doctors plan to use three operating tables to accommodate her size. She is married to a 6 foot 1 farmer and works in a carnival sideshow.
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Houston
VPS
Delores Pullard Johnson
New Orleans
The Retail Cut Yield Of 210-Pound Hog
A 210-pound live hog yields 135 pounds of retail cuts per American Meat Institute figures. Ham 24 pounds, bacon 20, pork roast 17, picnics and smoked shoulder butts 16, pork chops 7, pork sausage 8, miscellaneous cuts 7, salt pork 5, and lard 31 pounds.
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ST. Paul
American Meat Institute
Fresh Apple Slices Replace Crackers as Low Calorie Appetizers
Seattle diners are urged to switch from crackers to fresh apple slices in appetizer trays. The natural pairing with cheese offers a low calorie option that dieters will welcome.
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Seattle
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