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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1973
Page
12
A college girl writes of a so called gift to teach the deaf but parents fear a marriage to a deaf person. A speech therapist son marries a normal girl and helps a crippled child utter a first word. A proud father and Abby agree working with the handicapped is highly rewarding.
Miss Shari Thompson daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Thompson of 4624 White Pine Drive NE will be installed as worthy advisor of Cedar Rapids Assembly No 11 Order of Rainbow for Girls during an open installation at the Masonic temple Saturday evening at 7 Other officers to be installed include Miss Sandi Schultz as associate worthy advisor Beverly Harrell charity Dreanna Briggs hope and Reba Roof faith
Clark Mollenhoff spoke on campaign spending at the League of Women Voters State program day in Ames. The Newman prize winner and Nixon adviser authored Watch on Washington. Attendees from Cedar Rapids Marion League included Mines, Paul A. Smith, Richard Bump, Frank Pruss, Leroy Rinard, David Nicholas, Robert Van Deusen, and Greg Galiher.
Women’s golf at Twin Pines Thursday saw Mrs. William Moeller Mrs. Dave Smith and Mrs. Wayne Farland tie for medalist honors. Flight winners included The Mines Tom Merryman Al Cline Harold Layher with John Stewart Hand and Don Terrace claiming championship. Additional winners: Mrs. Gilbert Knott A flight Mrs. Robert Tordik and Mrs. Clare Klinger B flight Mrs. Jim Hermann C flight. Hostesses were Mrs. Dave Etienne and Mrs. W. R. Fuller. 33 players participated. Thursday winners also included Mrs. Harold Donohoe in championship Mrs. Del Roth in presidential Mrs. Jim Williams A flight Mrs. Al Soukup B flight Mrs. P. T. Chandler D flight.
Three women lead a national drive to place POW and Missing in Action bracelets into a memorial. Ellen Ewing heads a Spokane group with Galileo Bogsio and Charleen Walters as escorts to Valley Forge to choose a site for the cast memorial by Harold Balaz. The piece, crafted from collected bracelets, will be displayed at the Freedom Foundation at Valley Forge.
Rep. Eddie Bernice Johnson filed impeachment steps against Texas Comptroller Robert S. Calvert after a racial and sexual discrimination dispute. Johnson asserts Calvert insulted her and discriminates against women and minorities, while Calvert denies intent, recalling slurs from his past.
Bridge winners of the Howell event played Thursday at Welty Way were Richard Golembiewski and Clyde Nowlin first, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Houghkirk second. The next game will be played Sunday at 5 30.
Catherine is the lone girl among the Stanek sextuplets, with five babies improving at Colorado General Hospital. John and Jeffrey were in good condition while Steven Nathan and Catherine used respirators. Julia died from hyaline membrane disease. Edna Stanek, 34, recalled the frail infants, and husband Eugene said neighbors offered help though cautious about survival.
Mrs. Salvador Allende told BBC interview in Mexico City she now believes her husband died fighting during the Chilean coup, not by suicide. She said journalists would view photos showing an apparent death by own action, and described the coffin as aluminum with a white sheet obscuring the body.
A study finds over 6,000 women entered the building trades in ten years. Women now work as carpenters and rise to executive roles in large construction firms, challenging old gender norms in the industry.
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