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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1975
Page
8
Alice Brophy head of New York City's aging commission argues the term golden years misleads. She urges higher income floors Medicare reform and better access to medical care to improve elder quality of life and security. She opposes mandatory retirement and supports flexible job options for seniors.
Happy Rockefeller tours the 94 year old Naval Observatory mansion newly designated as the vice president's residence. The couple opened the home with a White House guest list including President Ford. About 311000 has been spent converting the house with security upgrades while preserving a family home character.
Miss Robin Haverkamp of Englewood and Richard Kenneth Hart of Denver wed at Galilee Baptist Church in Denver with 200 guests. The couple plans a Sept 17 homecoming in Denver after trips through southwestern Colorado. both hold church ties and degrees from Minnesota and Oakland University.
The National Gallery in Stockholm presents 45 European women artists from the 17th century to today. It traces shifts from classicism to freer styles as women gained access to schools and models. Notable names include Elisabetta Sirani, Judith Leyster, Ulrika Eleonora, Anna Maria Ehrenstrahl, Mina Carlsson Bredberg, Bertha Wegmann, Jeanna Bauck, Siri Derkert, and Vera Nilsson.
Anniversaries noted in Cedar Rapids area with dances and family gatherings. LeRroy Johnson and spouse honored at Eagles club hosted by Frank Miller Earl Block Cedar Rapids. William Barker and Alice Kopf marked silver wedding with dinner at Amana restaurant and surprise party at home. They wed in Cedar Rapids on August 29 1950 and have daughter Kathy.
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