Famous Haviland China Leader Stays Modest at Cedar Rapids
Frederick Haviland, great grandson of founder David Haviland, visits Armstrong's gift shop in Cedar Rapids autographing pieces. He notes there is no matched set in his home, cites durability and nostalgia as reasons for continued demand, and highlights Rosalinde as the top pattern.
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Frederick Haviland
David Haviland
Haviland China Co
Cedar Rapids
Haviland
Armstrong
New York City
Limoges
New York
Supreme Court to hear minor abortion rights case first of its kind
William Baird, a birth control pioneer, says the court will decide if minors have the same medical rights as adults in a Massachusetts case requiring parental consent for an unmarried minor seeking abortion. Defendants include Francis Bellotti and parent interveners from Right to Life. The term also includes a Missouri case and Utah unemployment benefits ruling.
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Washington
UPI
William Baird
Supreme Court
Baird
Massachusetts
Francis X. Bellotti
Jane Hunerwadel
Bellotti
U.S. Supreme Court
Missouri
Women's Rights
Utah
Bridge Winners and Open Games Held Across Cedar Rapids Area
Bridge winners in Swiss play at Hickory Grove Country Club included Royce and Barbara McCray, and Keith Hansen and Bill Kochneff among 152 players. In Noelridge Park Christian church rubber, Diane Holst and Jeanne Lukavsky won north-south, with Sue Butschi and Micki Siewert second. Igon and Helen Martin led east-west, with Bernie Donnelly and Arlene Martin second. Howell movement open at Ground Round produced Kenny Burdock and Phil Arnel first, Pat Howard and Shirley Moore second. next games scheduled Monday at the church and restaurant respectively.
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Oelwein
Royce McCray
Cedar Rapids
Keith Hansen
Bill Kochneff
Iowa City
Hickory Grove Country Club
Noelridge Park Christian Church
Diane Holst
Jeanne Lukavsky
Sue Butschi
Micki Siewert
Carle Igon
Helen Martin
Bernie Donnelly
Arlene Martin
Mrs. Igon
Howell
Kenny Burdock
Phil Arnel
Pat Howard
Shirley Moore
Correction: Camp Fire Girls festival winners misreported
The Gazette corrects an error in Monday's issue stating Brenda Ballard and Sheila Timms did not win blue ribbons. Ballard displayed a winning group entry for Adventure club led by Mrs. Neil Rohlena of Fairfax. Timms displayed a winning Blue Bird group entry from Central City led by Mrs. Bernice Boots.
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Gazette
Brenda Ballard
Sheila Timms
Camp Fire
Miss Ballard
Adventure Club
Neil Rohlena
Fairfax
Miss Timms
Central City
Bernice Boots
the Gazette
December Bride Elect Honored At Shower
Miss Sandy Rinderknecht, a December bride elect of Dennis Wessel, was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower Friday evening hosted by Mary Martin. Co hosts were Renee Samek and Marcia Rinderknecht. 18 guests attended. Parents are Mr and Mrs John Rinderknecht. future groom is Melvin Wessel.
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Sandy Rinderknecht
Dennis Wessel
Mary Martin
Brookland Drive
Renee Samek
Marcia Rinderknecht
John Rinderknecht
Mallory Street
Melvin Wessel
Wesley Drive
Bridal Shower Fetes Miss Lynn Wiley in Seattle Suburb
A Saturday afternoon bridal shower honored Miss Lynn Sue Wiley hosted by Mrs. Mark Egert at 1643 Arizona Avenue NE with co host Dorothy Ehlers and 24 guests. Miss Wiley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Wiley of 1214 Center Street NE, will wed William David Baldwin of Lander Wyoming, son of Mr. and Mrs William Baldwin of 723 Danbury Street NE.
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Lynn Sue Wiley
Mark Eggert
Arizona Avenue
Dorothy Ehlers
Miss Wiley
Russell C. Wileys
Center Street
William David Baldwin
Lander
Wyoming
William F. Baldwins
Danbury Street
Nurses Testify in Detroit FBI Probe of Ann Arbor Hospital Murders
Two nurses from the Veterans Administration hospital in Ann Arbor testified before a federal grand jury probing a string of breathing arrests at the facility last summer. The case centers on suspected murders by a killer injecting patients with Pavulon in the intensive care unit.
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Detroit
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ann Arbor
Richard Delonis
U.S. Attorney's Office
Pilipina Narcisco
Ypsilanti
Leonie Perez
Philippines
Detroit Free Press
Miss Narcisco
FBI
Thomas O’brien
Narcisco
U.S
O’brien
IFOs Mar Shostakovich Work with Cedar Rapids Symphony
The Cedar Rapids Symphony under Richard Williams delivered creditable Shostakovich and Prokofieff performances complemented by pianist Hiro Imamura. The concert opened with the Branden burg concerto and a chamber ensemble, though the reviewer criticized Imamura’s harsh Beethoven tone and lack of facial expression.
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Cedar Rapids Symphony
Richard Williams
Hiro Imamura
Cedar Rapids
Fiedler
Imamura
Honey as Replacement in Jam and Jelly Making
Using honey to replace part of the sugar in jam or jelly recipes darkens the color of preserves and may not suit all batches. Honey cannot substitute for all sugar in these processes.
Homicide ruled in death of comatose teen Maryjane
Nassau county medical examiner ruled 16 year old Maryjane Dahl died as a homicide after a respirator was allegedly disconnected. She died November 2 at Nassau hospital while treated for meningitis Hodgkins disease and kidney failure. Her mother and aunt deny responsibility and fault hospital personnel. The district attorney's office may convene a grand jury.
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Mineola
N.Y
UPI
Maryjane Dahl
Maryjane
Nassau Hospital
Hodgkins
Leslie Lukash
Nassau County
Mary Jane
Sidney Siben
Janet Sargent
Upper Nyack
Jane Sheehan
Selden
Denis Dillon
Dillon
Lukash
Siben
Kenton Fedde Couple Honored at Postnuptial Reception
Mr and Mrs Kenton Fedde of Chicago were honored at a post nuptial reception Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Chris Fedde 289 Lamplite Jane SE. Hostesses were Mrs Robert Landis Mrs Charles Pyle Mrs R L Vander Hamm and Rudy Felter. Mrs Fedde is DeAnna Drolte daughter of Dr and Mrs James Drolte of Hyland Park Illinois. The couple wed October 16 in Hyland Park.
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Kenton Fedde
Chicago
Chris Fedde
Lamplite
Robert Landis
Charles Pyle
R.L. Vander Hamm
Rudy Felter
Fedde
DeAnna Drolte
James Drolte
Hyland Park
Ill
N J Supreme Court to expedite Quinlan appeal
The New Jersey Supreme Court said it will hear the Quinlan case on an accelerated basis bypassing the appellate division. Karen Quinlan’s parents seek permission to remove her respirator over Judge Muir’s ruling. Attorney Paul Armstrong plans a 45 day brief and argues a constitutional right to die in extreme cases.
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Trenton
N.J
New Jersey Supreme Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
Supreme Court
Miss Quinlan
Appelate
Superior Court
Quinlan
Paul W. Armstrong
Robert Muir, Jr
Armstrong
Bathing Tips for Winter Skin Care
In winter skin suffers from temperature and humidity changes. Cut down on baths or showers and substitute sponge baths occasionally.
Dear Abby letters reveal marital strain and guidance
A 39 year old wife asks how to handle a husband who keeps photos of his late first wife in their bedroom. Advice urges honesty and suggests moving the picture, with frank talk about boundaries during intimacy. Another reader shares 46 years of a controlling marriage and financial control. Abby suggests practical steps, independence, and peace.
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Abby
Len
Indiana
Pea Jacket Toppers Suit Skirts and Pants
A black or navy pea jacket serves as a versatile fill-in topper for both skirts and pants, offering a timeless layer with clean lines and classic naval style.
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Feddes
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Ann Wallace
Second Street
George Wallace
Evelyn Drive
Doreen Wallace
Don Stuckenschneider
Robert Wicke
Miss Wallace
Jonathan Seeley
Harlan Seeley
N.J. Court
Quinlan Appeal
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Los Angeles Times
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