Empty Nest to Crusade Help Cancer Society Volunteers
A reader asks how to fill an empty nest with meaningful work. Ann Landers suggests volunteering for the American Cancer Society Crusade 1977 campaign, noting cancer as a widely felt issue and urging readers to call and offer help. The column also offers advice on retiring without a farewell party and mentions Recovery, Inc. for emotional support.
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Carters Prefer Four Poster Beds at the White House
White House Curator Clem Conger reports the Carters want double four poster beds in their residence, replacing the Fords’ bed and selecting a Philadelphia Chippendale bed from about 1765 once used by Mrs Nixon. The bid includes other historic desks and a plan to move pieces between offices and storage as needed.
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