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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1973
Page
12
A newspaper advice column discusses childproofing refrigerators in homes cottages and outdoors. It details methods to disable latches by removing or reversing striker parts and suggests drilling holes or using blocks and bolts to defeat locking mechanisms. It also covers temporary solutions for newer magnets and suggests stabilizing doors with wooden strips and rubber cement.
New York dispatch reports seven million parents face daily stress from raising handicapped children. Questions arise about blame, institutionalization, marriage strain, and financial help as Dr Stanley D Klein of the University of Massachusetts Boston leads a team offering support.
Elementary to senior high students in the United States matched or surpassed peers in 19 nations on science reading and literature. The IEA study surveyed 258000 students in 8700 schools across 20 nations, with Columbia University guiding the U S headquarters. The piece also profiles The Exceptional Parent, a bi monthly resource aiding families of disabled children and explains its role in translating medical and educational jargon into plain language, plus providing consumer guides and parent networking.
Mildred Sullivan director of the New York Couture Business Council describes this fall’s flash-ons for women. The items include satin pajamas in black or neot ike bright colors with jacquard patterns, glittering knit separates, silk jacquard pulls, long stresses, and elf velvet blousons shot with gold.
Dear Ann Landers offers no approval to a young woman in love with Todd citing age, divorce history, and possible future legal troubles. The column emphasizes planning and warns that running off may lead to moral and financial peril for both, plus a sobering tale of a double plot at a cemetery.
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