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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1972
Page
9
Decatur Safety Council urges caution with castoff unsafe furnishings and unfamiliar surroundings in vacation homes. They warn substandard stairs, fire traps, and lax building codes can lead to tragedies, recommending safety checks, second exits, expert consultations, and regular inspections before use.
The Alabama Division of the American Association of University Women adopted a resolution urging ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment and calling on legislators to act in the upcoming session. The group also backed reform items for the Alabama Legislature and recommended wilderness preservation for Bankhead National Forest. Notes list new officers, workshop attendees, and guest speakers from Alabama and beyond.
New York based Dr. Neil Solomon cautions against crash diets that cause protein loss and yo yo weight. He urges balanced meals across fruit vegetables dairy meat and grains and explains the only lasting method is fat loss with proper nutrition. The piece also oddly notes cleaning pots and pans with soap before open fire use.
Christopher Dale Dutton celebrates his first birthday today. He is the grandson of Hebron C. Ryan of Decatur and the late Marvin Dutton and Mrs. Dutton of Hartselle.
Fractured zodiac horoscopes advise bold self interest and cautious steps. Aries should wind down workweek with care, Taurus wrestles with money, Gemini guard goals, Cancer accept error margins, Leo beware get rich quick schemes, Virgo seek balance and ask tough questions, Scorpio limit personal notes in deals, Sagittarius keep it simple, Capricorn prefer direct talk, Aquarius note evolving contacts, Pisces rely on helpful but potentially complicating friends. (c) By The Chicago Tribune.
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