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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1975
Page
11
Abigail Van Buren counsels a seven month newlywed wife to stop “phony sweet talk” and seek counseling as her husband Ted stays out late and may have another woman. She notes the marriage seems headed for rocks and urges plain talk. She also comments on grandmothers raised to free themselves from caregiving and quotes Swift on manners.
Gov. Ella T. Grasso says she will be too busy to join a National Organization for Women protest next week against sex discrimination. She notes she must work and expects her female staff to report to duty, calling a day off in protest a luxury they cannot afford.
Odorinil offers relief from premenstrual water retention using a gentle diuretic blend of natural herbs. The Golden Water Pills are marketed as fast acting and effective, sold by All Mays Rexall with mail order availability.
Mary Louise Smith chairing GOP arrangements committee sits with the Republican National Committee at Kemper arena Kansas City as they study floor space needs for the convention. A vice chairman quips about fitting three pints into a one quart bottle.
Maureen Dean says in Redbook excerpts that Watergate strain drove her to a total breakdown and psychiatric treatment as John Dean faced prison for his role in the cover up. Sirica says her letter had no bearing on his January 8 release and notes he freed Magruder and Kalmbach the same day.
Madalyn Murray O Hair moves American Atheist operations into an $85,000 two story office building in northwest Austin. The center prints and mails material to about 60 000 member families and marks a formal stake in Texas after years of anti religious campaigns.
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