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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1977
Page
17
A reader asks how to handle a nurse Nancy who flirts after treating a crash victim. Abby says John must set boundaries, not the girlfriend. Another writer asks for comfort after child loss. Abby affirms simple condolences. A skeptical reader questions pipe harmlessness. Abby notes risk if smoke is present.
In New York and across states, nutritionists urge curbs on fat sugar and salt in school meals. They want more fresh produce and ban on artificial additives while promoting nutrition education to resist junk foods. The National School Food Action Committee aims to press USDA for reforms.
Dear Marylou answers readers on a nylon spandex body briefer from JCPenney with adjustable straps and bra sizes, plus color advice for styling a gray shaker knit sweater jacket, tissue paper for white garments, and a grass whitening trick. The column invites further questions for The Cedar Rapids Gazette.
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