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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1972
Page
3
Naomi Huyard, five feet four inches tall, works as a cement finisher for a Lancaster contracting firm. Four months ago she traded her apron for a hard hat, noting she earns more than a secretary and has no regrets.
A reader asks if men can lose their manhood at 40 and Abby explains psychological factors and the need for medical evaluation. A second letter from a widow babysitting five preschoolers asks how to deny a repeat-family discount, with Abby advising a straightforward explanation of standard rates.
Valentino brings spring and summer ready to wear to New York with vivid striped jackets shirts and sweaters for women and men. Prices start around 45 dollars and some items are 30 percent off due to factory savings. Issey Miyake returns to his heritage with kimono jackets painter smock tops and mixed prints in pale pastels with loose fits.
Iowa City hosts the Women Aware conference December 1 2 to assess major problems facing women and propose actions. Susi Davis of Spokeswoman will open with Where Are Women Now topics. Sessions feature Minette Doderer Joan Lipsky Kathryn Kirschbaum and more with AUW and Gov. Ray supporters attending.
A bill letting sexually active teenagers receive birth control devices from doctors without parental consent cleared an assembly health panel on a 6-2 vote and moves to the floor. Senator Anthony Beilenson of Beverly Hills says the measure aims to reduce teenage births and abortions, with amendments limiting device prescriptions to sexually active teens and allowing doctors to notify parents. The Reagan administration opposed earlier versions. the panel added the parent notification provision.
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