Teen Mothers Struggle To Rear Children
A multi city era profile follows Jenny 13 Dianne 16 and Tammy 18 as they become mothers. The piece cites Planned Parenthood figures noting over a million teen pregnancies yearly and stresses economic dependence, educational disruption, and social strain on teen mothers and their families. It includes expert cautions on readiness and long term outcomes with quotes from educators and activists.
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New York
Jenny
Dianne
Tammy
Lois White
Edgar Allan Poe
Baltimore
Linda Siegel
YWCA
Rock Island
Bucknells To Appear With Marionettes In Cedar Rapids
Bruce and Nola Bucknell present four foot marionettes in two shows for grade school pupils at Jefferson High School theater Cedar Rapids sponsored by Jaycee Wives. Shows at 1 and 3 Tuesday with $1 children $1.25 adults admission. Proceeds fund Cedar Rapids special education programs. Reservations through two phone numbers.
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Cedar Rapids
Smoking and Pill Use Tied to Higher Heart Attack Risk
UPI reports health officials urge women to avoid combining birth control pills with heavy smoking. Studies from American and British researchers show mortality from heart attack rises for women over 30 who smoke 15 or more cigarettes daily while using the pill, with risk increasing for ages 30 to 39 and 40 to 44.
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New York
UPI
U.S. Center For Disease Control
Population Council
Anrudh K. Jain
Council
Howard W. Ory
The
CDC
Drug Administration
Where Are All the Unemployed Workers
A reader questions rising unemployment while tradesmen struggle to find work. Abby notes a Wall Street Journal estimate of thousands of skilled shortages, prompting homeowners to learn DIY. A second letter urges personal definition beyond social roles, urging self-awareness and ME first.
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Abby
The
Wall Street Journal
Schmidt Anniversary Open House Set at Home
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Schmidt of 606 Second Street SW celebrate 25 years together with an open house Sunday from 2 to 4 at their home. They wed April 5, 1952, and have five children and three grandchildren. hosts are Mrs. Steve Daringer and Mrs. Thomas Babor.
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Curtis Schmidt
Second Street
Hazel Terry
Mr. Schmidt
Steve Daringer
Thomas Babor
Tim
Jeff
Chris
Daringer
Babor
Nancy Gross feted at bridal shower in Cedar Rapids
Nancy Gross of 363 Hampden Drive NE was honored at a bath and bedroom bridal shower Tuesday evening at Mrs. Don Thomas's home. Fifteen guests attended. She is the May 29 bride elect of Richard Wright of Iowa City, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wright.
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Nancy Gross
Hampden Drive
Don Thomas
Dalewood Avenue
Miss Gross
Richard Wright
Iowa City
C Avenue
Sight and Sound 77 raises record $12200 for Cedar Rapids arts
The Sight and Sound 77 auction yielded a record profit of $12,200 announced by treasurer Julie Houghton. Proceeds benefit the Cedar Rapids Art Center and Cedar Rapids Symphony from events held March 19 at the Cedar Rapids Country Club.
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Sight & Sound
Julie Houghton
Cedar Rapids Art Center
Cedar Rapids Symphony
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Art Center
James Coppock
Art Center Board
Fran Quetsch
The
Symphony
Kathy Schneider
Margie de Kock
JoAnn Lanier Soprano Concert at Kennedy High School
Lyric soprano JoAnn Lanier presents a Friday concert at 8 pm in Kennedy High School auditorium with Dean Karns on piano. The program includes works by Rossini Schubert Poulenc Barber Handel Gounod Gershwin and Negro spirituals. Tickets 4 3 2 for students. Sponsored by Cedar Rapids National Organization for Women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JoAnn Lanier
Kennedy High School
Dean Karns
Rossini
Schubert
Poulenc
Barber
Handel
Gounod
Gershwin
Hillbrunner’s
Cedar Rapids
Chapter
The
National Organization For Women
Iowa Dancers Set Spring Concert at Clapp Hall
University of Iowa Dance Co presents a spring concert in Clapp Recital Hall on Friday and Saturday at 8. Eight student choreographers and guest Jennifer Martin choreograph ballet modern and jazz works. Visual artworks by Richard Difata Dom Franco Dale Hawkins and Geoffrey Lasko displayed in lobby. Tickets at Hancher box office.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa Dance Co
Clapp Recital Hall
Babs Case
Jolefa Beininger
Tina Folta
Andrea Isaacs
Mireille Soria McKay
Susan McLain
Debbie Smith
Catherine Tudor
Jennifer Martin
Department of
Speech and Dramatic Art
Richard Difata
Dom Franco
Dale Hawkins
Geoffrey Lasko
Hancher
Sororities Elect New Officers in Two Alumnae Chapters
Alumnae of Gamma Phi Beta and Delta Delta Delta elected new officers. Gamma Phi Beta chose Mrs. Richard Klopp as president with a slate including vice president recording secretary treasurer and Panhellenic and rush roles. Delta Delta Delta named Mrs. Mark Oswald president and filled secretary treasurer membership Panhellenic references and other posts.
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Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Richard Klopp
Douglas Rotman
David A. Elderkin
Michael Girsch
Vance Fuller
Ty Smith
Tom van Deest
Rush
Delta Delta Delta Sorority
Mark Oswald
Mundy Peale, Jr
James Rossie
James Snyder
Robert VanCurn
James Palmer
Barry Bennett
Raymond Robison
Eva Benson
Robert Lewis
Miss Britcher Feted At Bridal Shower In Iowa City
Miss Karlina S. Britcher of 644 Twenty second avenue SW was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Sunday afternoon at Bishop cafeteria. Hostesses included Miss Gwen Kloos and others from Iowa City. Miss Britcher and Ronald J. Kloos plan to marry April 30.
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Karlina S. Britcher
Twenty-second Avenue
Bishop Cafeteria
Gwen Kloos
Don Kloos
John Ries
Melvin Kral
Donald Kral
Iowa City
Larry Gritton
Manchester
Leroy Veggy
Riverside
Britcher
Ronald J. Kloos
Mitchell movement winners in Tuesday bridge game
North south Diane Vinquist and Richard Golembiewski won first with Mrs William Skogman and Phil Arnell taking second. East west William Jennings and Frank Jennings led, with Mrs Francis Althof and Mrs Frank Hel lenthal in second. The next game is at 7 30 Friday at the Woman's club. 20 years ago the Seawolf joined the navy as its second atomic submarine.
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Mitchell Movement
Cedar Rapids
Woman's Club
Diane Vinquist
Richard Golembiewski
William Skogman
Phil Arnell
Eastwest
William Jennings
Frank Jennings
Francis Althof
Frank Hellenthal
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Nola Bucknell
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Florida
Curtis Schmidts
Sight &Sound
Nets
Lanier
Cleveland Institute of Music
New England Conservatory
Coe College
Max McAlister
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Kenwood Presbyterian Church School
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