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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1975

Page

9

Dear Abby readers offer life lessons on age gap and faith

A widow of 52 year s writes of a two year relationship with a 34 year old man and fear of judgment. A 17 year old protests church dress norms, and a woman confesses a nine year affair with her married boss. Abby explains feelings, consideration, and moving on from past mistakes.

Abby Georgia

Study Finds Housewife Would Earn 5500 A Year

Washington AP reports social security researchers estimate the average American housewife would earn about 5500 annually if paid prevailing wages for home chores. The 1972 value was 4705, rising with age and family workload, based on time-motion studies and wages for domestic tasks.

Washington Social Security Administration

Spassky Fiancee Hopes for Early Soviet Marriage

Marina Stcherbatcheff, the French fiancee of former world chess champion Boris Spassky, seeks permission to marry in the Soviet Union this month before she must leave Sept 30. Officials were expected to rule on the marriage date after their request, with pressure to advance the ceremony amid her pending departure and Spassky’s seek for a timely wedding.

Moscow UPI Boris Spassky Marina Stcherbatcheff Spassky Soviet Union Stcherbatcheff Boris America Bobby Fischer Reykjavik Iceland

St Clair Weds William Ray White in Vinton

Miss Jane Carol St. Clair and William Ray White were married Saturday afternoon at the Presbyterian church in Vinton. The ceremony was followed by a church reception. The bride wore an empire A line gown with Venise lace and a Camelot lace cap. Attendants wore mint green gowns. flowers included light green mums. The couple will reside in Vinton with the bride employed at Wrights Pharmacy and the groom at Nelsons Furniture.

Vinton Jane Carol St. Clair Clyde St. Clair William Ray White William White Presbyterian Church William G. Jamison Ann Landgrebe Cindy Lynch Cindy Truax Donna Nelson Steve White Marion Tom Lynch Dan Albert Jim Wilson Steve Montgomery Larry Echart John Fetzer Terry Bohnsack Lisa Scott Coots Wright's Pharmacy Mr. White Nelson's Furniture

Donna Jacobs Weds Jack Carstensen at Marion Church

Miss Donna Jean Jacobs and Jack Carstensen were married at First United Methodist Church in Marion in a 2:30 p.m. ceremony conducted by Rev. Gene Crossett Jr. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Jacobs, and groom of Lisbon, were attended by Karla Kehoe and William Jacobs. The couple planned a reception for 75 at the bride’s parents’ home with the bride to reside at 35th Street in Marion. she works for Square D. Carstensen serves in the Navy in San Diego.

First United Methodist Church Marion Donna Jean Jacobs Thirty-fifth Street Jack Carstensen San Diego Calif Gene Crossett, Jr Boyd C. Jacobs Route One Albert Carstensen Lisbon Square D Co Carstensen Navy

Waller Wife Cradles Daughter as Inheritance Waits

Sir John Waller would have gained a million dollars if his wife had a son for heir. He praises the newborn daughter at Queen Charlotte's hospital while noting the cousin’s 500,000 pound legacy. He vows to try again, after toasting his wife and child.

London Sir John Waller Waller Queen Charlotte’s Hospital Viola Waller Sir John

Bridge Winners at Noelridge Park Church

Rubber bridge winners announced from Monday’s game at Noelridge Park Christian Church. North-South first Sue Butschi with Micki Siewert, second Tait Cummins and Bill Dore. East-West first Dotti Stanley with Mary Kay Grodt, second Linda Touro and Phyllis Denison. Overall champions are Mrs Butschi and Mrs Siewert. Next game set for Monday at 9 a.m.

Noelridge Park Christian Church Sue Butschi Micki Siewert Tait Cummins Bill Dore Dotti Stanley Mary Kay Grodt Linda Touro Phyllis Denison Butschi Siewert

Women golfers win with blind bogey format weekend play

Mrs. Robert Phillips took first place followed by Mrs. Forrest Ainsworth in the blind bogey low net weekend event. Claudia Mason sank an approach and Audrey Carney scored a birdie as the club enters the final two weekends to complete an 18 hole score. check the clubhouse for details. Office hours listed as 8 to 5 daily until noon Saturday.

Robert Phillips Forrest Ainsworth Claudia Mason Audrey Carney

Fed Credit Proposals Spark Sex Discrimination Debate

Rep. Frank Annunzio criticizes Federal Reserve board proposals on credit procedures for potential sex discrimination. He argues the Fed delays the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and allows lenders to question child bearing plans while timelines push full implementation from January to November 1976. He accuses the Fed of bowing to business interests opposed to the act.

Washington UPI Federal Reserve Board Frank Annunzio Ill The Fed Congress Annunzio

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Dear Abby Abigail van Buren Los Angeles Wendyce H. Brody Social Security Office of Research and Statistics Cornell University Cedar Rapids LWV League of Women Voters Darryl Cheney Gene Sell Country Club Drive Richard Raymon Blake Boulevard John Kerns Blue Ridge Drive Battle Jane St. Clair Mrs. White Donna Jacobs Karla Kehoe William Jacobs Danielle DeSotel Allen Jacobs Darrin Hand Ted Mrs. Carstensen Viola Anne Mileham Shufflers House Consumer Affairs Zenith Medical Arts Surgical First Ave Office of C. R. Kitchen Optometrist Willis Reed Johnny Bench Bubba Smith Stan Smith
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