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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1971
Page
14
Fashion writer Edith Head extols black lace as a versatile statement. From gowns and blouses to scarves and collars, the piece champions half and half outfits with varied tops and bottoms while cautioning against overly broad shoulders.
WASHINGTON UPI President Nixon urged cabinet wives to promote his economic policy while many already champion causes. Martha Mitchell champions drug abuse education and veterans hospitals. Pat Nixon pushes volunteerism and Legacy of Parks. Other wives focus on nutrition, urban problems, diplomacy outreach, nursing and volunteer service with 4 H clubs.
Montreal police say they are examining a possible kidnapping attempt on Prime Minister Trudeau's 81 year old mother Mrs Trudeau. She and her nurse were approached by a man in Outremont as they walked by her home on September 14. Security agents intervened and the suspect fled. Officials cautioned it may not have been a terrorist act and could be a crank. Ontario officials denied a kidnapping claim.
Alpha Xi chapter invites alumni to a Saturday post game party at 8 in the Mayflower hotel Iowa City in the party room.
Mr and Mrs Mervil Rich of 4016 Richmond Road NE Cedar Rapids marked their 50th wedding anniversary with an open house on Sunday. Hosts included their children families and relatives Wanda Straub and multiple Rich relatives. The couple wed October 3 1921 in Marion. They have 15 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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