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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1971
Page
5
Mrs Linwood Hollon Virginia's first lady leads the Family Food Dollar campaign to help families stretch groceries. She visits seminars with government and business experts, teaching meal planning budgeting and nutrition for low and middle income households across Virginia.
Tulsa couple James Franklin Fain and Judith A Pettit wed in a brief ceremony by Special District Judge Bil Ladd. Fain, 29, soon returned to Tulsa County jail en route to a state penitentiary to serve a three year burglary sentence. Handcuffs were removed for the ceremony.
Returning Friday from a fall meeting of the Assn of Junior Leagues in Denver Colo the group includes Mrs Thomas LeBubn Mrs Howard Kucera Mrs Frank Mitral sky and Mrs Rodney Teachout All delegates represented Junior Leagues in five central states Urban needs and resources were assessed and the conference at the Brown Palace hotel was one of four such meetings nationwide
A Minnesota survey of 99 retail outlets found 42 stores stocked liquid baby formula more than 18 months old. The state Office of Consumer Services notes shelf deterioration risk, urges open dating on units, and reports illegible codes and unreadable dating.
Miss Sharon Sampson daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Sampson was honored with an Around the Clock shower hosted by Mrs Robert Clark and Miss Cindi Clark. She is the November 27 bride elect of John Vara whose parents are Mr and Mrs Robert Vara.
Washington AP reports Mrs Richard Nixon says invitations from many nations pour in as she plans a potential Liberia trip for the inauguration of President William Tolbert on January 24. She jokes she cannot stay too long because she must return home to pack for China. The White House has not confirmed any plans.
Edith Bancroft 66, a New York textile executive widow and horsewoman, dies after brief illness. Earl Mount Bancroft 71, renowned Long Island horseman, attended a hotel luncheon honoring Damas It happened Thursday at the event. The unstable text includes references to a 1967 Horse of the Year and a Partridge Family TV date, yielding a disjointed, unverified multi-topic fragment.
The West Side Club held a Howell movement game at Welty Way Thursday with results: first place Mrs Paul Ruff and Robert Gilray, and Miss Elizabeth Splinter and doe Verbick as runners up. The next game is scheduled for Sunday at 5:30.
Jacqueline Mayer Townsend, Miss America 1963, sues Ortho Pharmaceutical Corp in U S district court for over 10,000 dollars claiming Ortho Norvan birth control pills caused a stroke on November 27 1970 that left her with facial damage and speech impairment. She began taking the pills October 28 1970 and alleges lack of warning. Townsend 29 lives near Washington Pennsylvania with her lawyer husband and two children.
Spokane a UPI report says Dorothy Gardella resumed flying the American flag after a telephone appeal by Martha Mitchell. Gardella had stopped to protest Taiwan’s ouster from the United Nations and received encouragement to keep waving the flag.
In Plymouth Indiana AP reports Mrs Clinton Williams seeks a companion for her 31 week old pig. She asks for a friend for the pig, male or female, noting a title Chihuahua previously kept the runt company but desires a more permanent relationship. The pig is male but Williams does not mind the companionship turning romantic.
Julie Nixon Eisenhower will join first day ceremonies for the Postal Service Christmas stamps, to be issued Wednesday with two eight cent stamps going on sale nationwide. One stamp features a partridge in a pear tree by Jamie Wyeth, the other a Giorgione nativity scene. About two billion stamps are being printed this year.
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