02 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1976
Page
1
New York designer Clovis Ruffin presents a compact spring line emphasizing simplicity and comfort. The range includes cotton shirt dresses and sun dresses priced from 44 to 60 dollars, with paisley cotton and striped fabrics, and evening wear in silk synthetics and quiana, featuring halter tops, diagonal stripes, and Grecian one shoulder gowns.
Abby advises resigning when couples press for group sex, while a separate survey notes spouses jointly handling budgeting with coupons and calculators. The piece blends readers’ questions with cost-saving trends like ad use and back-to-basics shopping.
In New York Dr. Cyrille Halkin reflects on her 30 year career as a pediatrician and as the first woman vice president of the New York Medical College. She recalls early gender bias, her earth mother approach, and her commitment to nurturing patients and colleagues. Haile Selassie crowned emperor of Ethiopia is noted as an on this date item.
New York AP reports October lowered supermarket bills per market basket in 11 of 13 cities with an average drop of 2.5 percent and a 1.9 percent rise elsewhere. Beef, pork, and frankfurter prices eased in several cities while coffee rose, milk advanced modestly, and overall November prices remained higher than a year earlier.
Ellen Proxmire, wife of Senator William Proxmire, was punched as she entered an office where her daughter Mary Ellen Sawall works. Merrall J. Czerwinski, 48, faces a disorderly conduct charge after a hospital disturbance. he claimed unfamiliarity with Mrs. Proxmire. In a separate item, Pennsylvania State University notes washing lettuce before storage restores moisture and crispness after vacuum cooling.
In the rubber game Monday the North South team of Don and Bethune Short won first place, with Tait and Dot Cummins second, while East West partners Deb Dreckman and Terri Franklin took first and Diane Vinquist and Twyla Hall second. Overall champions were Mrs. Dreckman and Mrs. Franklin. Next game set for 9 Monday at the church.
Spokane doctors describe minimal brain dysfunction as a mix of hyperactivity and dyslexia affecting 5 to 10 of 100 schoolchildren, with boys more affected. They urge keeping children in regular classes and providing after school resource support while exploring medication for severe cases. Thomas Edison is cited as an example of dyslexia managed through hands-on work.
Multiple wedding notices from Garrison Monticello Lisbon and Tucson recount Oct 23 ceremonies. Susan Lassen Turek and Gordon Turek wed in Vinton while Sheryl Holub Swartz married in Monticello. Judith Dahn and John Huber wed in Nashua. Patricia Anderson Craven wed in Tucson.
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