Clotheslines Disco Dancer Seeks Leotards and Skirt
Readers seek disco gear including black or brown leotard with tie-on skirt from Danskin priced at 16 and 22 dollars, available in multiple sizes and colors. Other letters request 100 percent cotton V neck tennis sweaters, front and back hook dress shields, V neck pajamas, and pre-tied ascots.
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Marylou
E.N
Santa Fe
N.M
E.M
Bonnie August
Danskin
Avenue of the Americas
New York
N.Y
R.G
Providence
R.I
Mail tips cut time and cost with postal basics
A Pitney Bowes expert outlines practical mail savings for individuals and small businesses. Advice covers certified and registered mail, Express Mail within 24 hours, price points for first and second class letters, insured and valuable items, international service options, and how to speed delivery by clear addressing and timely mailing.
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U.S
Samuel J. Paul
Pitney Bowes
Indianapolis
New York City
Express Mail
United States
More pruning than prudent
James Allen admitted he pruned seven mature apple trees at a nursing home while drunk to fuel a fish smoker. He pleaded guilty to first degree malicious mischief and received 30 days in county jail plus $3,850 in damages. Spokane County Superior Court Judge John Lally imposed the sentence. Deputy County Prosecutor Clark Colwell said he had permission to trim on April 8. Allen said he overstepped after getting drunk and trimming just above ground level.
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Spokane
James Allen
Allen
John Lally
Clark Colwell
Sally
Annie Hall influence hits children's fall fashion show
New York fashion group showcased kids wear with Annie Hall inspired looks. Designers highlighted tailored jackets, vests, pegged pants, and loafers in lively fall styles for boys and girls.
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New York
Annie Hall
Children’s
Geoffrey Beene
Anne Klein
Pitching product proves perilous in safety ruling
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says certain baseball pitching machines made in the past 20 years can malfunction and cause severe injuries including paralysis and skull fractures. About 7,500 units sold 1956 to 1975 under names such as Olympic and Pro-Trainer face court action to require a guarding device on the rotating arm.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S
Child safety rules for cars proposed to save young lives
Washington AP The Transportation Department warns about 1000 children under five killed and 100000 injured yearly in crashes and calls for stronger auto safety standards. New rules would include car beds infant carriers and harnesses along with child seats to prevent injuries in head on collisions up to 30 mph.
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Washington
Transportation Department
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Brooks Brothers
Madison Ave
Kleinerts
E.L
Los Angeles
Calif
Ethel Burkhart
Kleinerts Inc
P.O
Kutztown
Cedarville, Ohio
L.M.W
Sears
Cary Grant
G.P
Norfolk
Dept. X. Champlain
Cedar Rapids
Houston
Detroit
Miami
New York Times News Service
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Cooper
Florence Schulman
Carson Underwood
Serendipity 3
Sick, Hoyt
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Nobil
Nobils
Kmart
16Th Ave
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Collins Rd
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General Electric
Second Ave
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