Press aide Informality makes it fun By LUCRETIA STEIGER
Press secretary Mrs. Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld describes Betty Ford as informal and fond of spontaneity. The 31 year old Washington native says the job is a seven day a week role, with early starts and late ends. She handles inquiries and press arrangements, often changing into evening attire in the White House West Wing. Her background includes TV production and Brandeis studies, and she is married to Ed Weidenfeld.
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Cham ye Soiree Musicale Honors New Jubiand GM Gil Daugherty
San Leandrans gathered for the Cham ye Soiree Musicale at an orchid patio hosted by Irving Loube and Shirley Loube to welcome Jubiand Symphony general manager L. Guilford Daugherty. Guests heard pianist Roy Bogas and mezzo-soprano Corinne Curry Farberman. The event also announced two Symphony Chamber Orchestra concerts on July 5 and July 12 at the Concord Pavilion.
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Former Bunny joins US Embassy in Madrid
Chari Jordan a six foot two former Playboy bunny has joined the US information service in Madrid as a junior officer trainee. Born in the Virgin Islands she graduated from George Washington University with a law degree and previously worked at Playboy clubs in Baltimore and New York providing a new public diplomacy face for the American diplomatic presence in Europe.
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Hazards of the barbecue in high rise homes
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