Rosalynn Carter Reaches 50 Yet Keeps Busy and Youthful
The First Lady turns 50 and remains energetic and engaged in public life. Friends and family praise her constant activity, mental health advocacy, and role beside President Carter, with her work on aging and the Friendship Force noted as key pursuits.
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Gaucho fashion and fall overtones debut at Sears
A Sears catalog page previews fall styles for girls with lace-trimmed burgundy jumper set and a red blue yellow print peasant dress. Also shown are Nannette gaucho and vest in camel corduroy with leather trim and a brown ribbed knit pullover with cowl collar that converts to a hood.
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Women Poll finds wives choose questions over drastic action
In a nationwide survey of over 1000 women, 68 percent would seek to understand why a husband’s affair happened, 10 percent would seek divorce, and 9 percent would ignore it. Only 1 percent would have their own affair as retaliation.
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