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Changing norms shift dating expenses across cities
The article reports a move toward shared dating costs from New York to Berkeley as women assert financial independence. It quotes men and women on pay dynamics, with examples from a Washington EPA worker and a Bergenfield garment maker. Some say social pressure nudges women to contribute, while others note continued expectations in certain scenarios.
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New York City
Berkeley
Kent Juhan
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C
Shelp
New York
David Smith
Smith
Charles Markarian
Markarian
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Nyl
Nies
Victorie
Sandy Bierce
Retiring director leads center expansion in San Leandro
Frances Costa ends two decades of guiding the East Bay Training Center for the Mentally Retarded after steering its growth from a sheltered workshop for eight to a modern facility with enrollment around 80. Under her leadership the program added crafts, sewing, embroidery, and woodworking, with invoked rewards as workers earned pay and gained skills. Costa, honored with the Golden Rule Award in 1960 and named Woman of the Year by the San Leandro Professional Women's Clubs, plans to spend more time with family and pursue sewing, reading, and gardening, while leaving the center in capable hands.
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Frances Costa
East Bay
San Leanoi
Myre Costa
Goodhwill
Oakland
Tinteraster
Lestall
The Gaity Review Hepward Cel Werthesday Aug 1 1970
Fragmentary headline notes a review or event listing dated August 1 1970 with names that are unclear. The readable bits indicate a local arts or theater item, likely referencing a play or performance and associated reviewers or venues. Further details are obscured in the OCR.
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Gaity Review
Hepward
Cel
Werthesday
Women attorneys fight legal sex discrimination
Four women attorneys have banded together and formed a legal action group in San Francisco challenging sex discrimination in the profession. They seek equal opportunities, pay, and advancement, citing barriers in assignments, promotions, and representation in leadership roles within firms.
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James C. Clifford
San Francisco
SPT
National Mothers of Twins Clubs elects Gene Sharp president
Mrs Gene Sharp of San Leandro elected president of the National Organisational Mothers of Twins Clubs at its 13th annual Minneapolis convention. Sharp, a charter member and former East Bay chapter president, has served in multiple national roles and has five children including twins Norman and Keith, 17, Stanley 18, and daughters Karen 12 and Lynette 9. The piece also profiles women lawyers advocating feminist law firms and disputes over gender discrimination in welfare and Social Security.
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Gene Sharp
San Leandro
National Oreganisational Mothers of Twins Clubs
Hyc
Minneapolis
Minn
Sharp
East Bay
Mothers of Twins Club
Norman
Keith
Stanley
Karen
Lynette
Christy Dodge Weds Ronald Shaw In East Oakland Wedding
Christy Dodge and Ronald Shaw wed at Dunsmuir House gardens in East Oakland with a dotted Swiss gown outlined in lace. The bride, daughter of Dan and Dodge of San Francisco, studies nursing at Kaiser in Oakland. the groom, son of Mrs. Patricia Ernesto of San Leandro, is a former Cal State Hayward student. Attendants included Denise Chaney, Cathy Dodge, Cathy Bloxham, Richard Lovecchio, Thomas Shaw, and James Miles.
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Ronald Shaw
Christy
Dan Dodge
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Kaiser Foundation School of Nursing
Oakland
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Cal State University
Hayward
Man of
Denise Chaney
Cathy Dodge
Cathy Bloxham
Richard Lovecchio
Thomas Shaw
James Miles Twees
Apartments trend reshapes housing for young adults
A report by B. Weiss, future marketing editor at Advertising Age, predicts about 80 percent of the nation's 20 to 34 year olds will live in apartments. Weiss cites rising building and land costs as pushing private home ownership to the rate side by 1980.
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Advertising Age
Gwens- Corning Fiberglas
Weiss
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