Family values hold up in 1977 national study
A Yankelovich Yankelovich study titled Raising Children in a Changing Society, sponsored by General Mills, finds 57 percent of American parents are traditionalists while a new parent cohort stresses key values like marriage, religion and financial security. The report notes optimism about families despite social change and highlights shifts in parental roles and child attitudes.
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New York
Yankelovich, Skelly and White Inc
Consumer Center of General Mills
Greg Martire
Yankelovich
Martire
Home
Mercedes Bates
General Mills Consumer Center
Judith Daniels plans Savvy a bold women's magazine launch
Judith Daniels, a former Village Voice editor and New York native, seeks to launch Savvy in 1978 with a $2 million investor backing. The magazine targets high achieving women in top income brackets and avoids an anti male stance, while Daniels faces risks from public scrutiny and her critics.
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Judith Daniels
Harvard Business School
Smith College
Wall Street
Daniels
Savvy
New York Magazine
New West Magazine
Cesses
Ms. Magazine
Village Voice
America
The
Shirley MacLaine
New York
Ronald Daniels
Greenwich Village
East Side
Glotz Couple Celebrates 50th Anniversary Mass
Mr and Mrs Bernard Glotz 523 S 9th St marked their 50th wedding anniversary May 29 with an anniversary Mass at St Joseph the Workman Cathedral and a reception at the Hoffman House Their 1927 marriage was at St Marys Church Lynn Mass Hosts were their seven children and they have 20 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
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Bernard Glotz
S. 9Th St
St. Joseph the Workman Cathedral
Hoffman House
Glotz
Ruth Morrison
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Lynn
Mass
Robert
Edward
la Crosse
Norman
Madison
Mary
Spencerport
N.Y
William
Rapid City
Rapid City, $.D
Carl
Onalaska
Barbara
Fountain City
Dear Ann Landers on gift of children and God
Dear One argues against the idea that children are gifts only to deserving parents. The response rejects gift-wrapped babies via parcel and affirms life’s miracle and a higher power behind human creation.
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Ann Landers
United Parcel
Ivory Tower
Chicago
Wisconsin ruling bans maternity coverage discrimination
The Industry Labor and Human Relations Commission in Madison ruled eight equal rights cases finding that denying health insurance or disability leave for pregnant employees violates state law. The commission aligns with a 1975 state Supreme Court view that pregnancy is a disability and must be covered, despite the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on federal law. Additional maternity leave cases and lawsuits are pending, with 240 more awaiting decision.
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Madison, Wis
Wisconsin
Industry, Labor and Human Relations Commission
U.S. Supreme Court
Commission
State Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
Madison
Correction A 25th Anniversary Open House For Hunters
A correction clarifies that the 25th wedding anniversary open house for Mr and Mrs Harlen Hunter of Galesville occurred last weekend and was not scheduled for this coming weekend as Thursday's Tribune had reported.
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Harlen Hunter
Galesville
Tribune
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Eagle Knitting Mills
Milwaukee
Chilton Metal Products
Chilton
Wisconsin-Michigan Power Co
Appleton
Sprague Electric Co
Grafton
Field Newspaper Syndicate
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