Ann Landers Readers Seek Crest Truth And Family Lessons
A reader questions an allegedly similar family coat of arms and warns of possible misrepresentation. Ann Landers notes UK law on heraldic misuse, suggesting in the US such crests are mass produced and authenticity is uncertain. The column then tackles a divorce and teen crisis letter, advising readers to handle sensitive family fallout and urging professional dermatology for a skin issue.
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Ann Landers
New York
United Kingdom
Pittsburgh
Seaweed Evolution Discussed in Junior Bulletin
The New York Botanical Garden reports that seaweed, an ancient algae with thousands of species, is used broadly from food to cosmetics. They note growth in both warm and cold waters, benefits as a fertilizer, and its role in ice cream stability, plus the existence of several garden plant introductions for 1972.
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New York Botanical Garden
Maine
Florida
Pacific Coast
Sargasso Sea
West Indies
China
Japan
Mssachusetts
University creates expanded dietetics program with NIH funding
The University of Alabama received NIH HEW approval for a five year allied health dietetics program beginning planning in 1972 73 with first students in fall 1973. Dr Kathleen Stitt will oversee clinical curriculum expansion linking Bryce Partlow Druid City VA Tuscaloosa and Birmingham facilities.
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University of Alabama
Bethesda
National Institute of Health
HEW
American Dietetics Association
Stitt
Dietetics
Schedule for Bridal and Engagement Photographs
To insure publication the women’s caltor requests timing rules. Bridal photos and information forms must reach THE DAILY by the Monday before the ceremony for the following Sunday’s issue. Engagement photos and forms also due by the Monday before the desired release date. Appointments with staff photographers for children under six celebrating birthdays should be requested five days before the birthday. Photographs brought in can be returned the day after publication and should be picked up promptly. Staff photographers do not work on Sundays. Brides may have one shower or tea picture in the paper. Bridal party accounts should reach the women’s department five days before the first party for insured publication.
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Caltor
Women's Department
Nutrition talk by Alabama seniors at high school
Debbie Smith from Birmingham and Carol Wilson of Sylacauga, both University of Alabama seniors, explain proper nutrition to a concerned high school student. Want ads.
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Debbie Smith
Birmingham
Carol Wilson
Sylacauga
University of Alabama
Florida Air Force wedding links Palm Bay and Decatur
Patricia Ellen Watrus and S Sgt. Walter G. Price were married at Patrick AFB Chapel by Chaplain Kenneth B. Henschel. The bride, daughter of Franklin and (name) Watrus, wore silk organza with seed pearl crown and carried pink rosebuds. They will live in Palm Bay until month end, then move to Decatur.
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Patrick Afb, Fla
Patricia Ellen Watrus
Franklin D Watrus
Palm Bay, Fla
Walter G. Price
Green Price
Charles P Price
Decatur
Patrick Afb
Kenneth B. Henschel
Ramon Sharbutt
Florence
Barbara Ann Watrus
Michael Schreck
Bob Briggs
Indian Harbor
Fla
John Watrus
Palm Bay
Port Malabar
Air Force
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