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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1972
Page
27
A 16 year old asks if his passion for hairdressing is sick and Abby advises therapy but praises his potential. In a second letter a widow describes how her stepson and others drained her late spouse's possessions, leaving no sentimental items, prompting Abby guidance and the standard reply option.
In New York fashion briefs, authorities note a renewed neat appearance among students. The trend starts with boys who adopt collars and ties, and even jackets with better fitting jeans. Hair is shorter and neater, contributing to the overall tidy look as students return to school.
In Sacramento five Los Angeles women delivered live white mice in wrapped boxes to 48 California state senators who voted 28-9 for the equal rights amendment. Police released the women after brief questioning. They waved flags and sang “God Bless America” at the Capitol before leaving.
In Honolulu a class of residents from the city’s poorest area attends a practical etiquette course at a model cities office hosted by Ann Simpson. The multiethnic group learns table manners, including which forks or glasses to use, with discussions on cultural differences and self confidence to impact their community, despite beginners’ confusion over etiquette basics.
Newly elected Muskegon County candidate Saburt Atkinson vows to end the $10,000 a year drain commissioner job, calling it a political ploy rather than necessity. She won by about 1,000 votes, saying duties could shift to county departments while she completes her ticket.
REDMOND Washington state blocks Julianna Patricalli from a liquor license because she is married to a police captain. State law bans licenses to policemen or spouses to avoid conflicts of interest. Capt. Fred Patricelli says divorce or quitting his job are the only options, highlighting a strict policy. The article also notes a 40 year old Moscow radio claim about Hitler and Kesselring.
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