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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1973
Page
8
A letters page tackles parental criticism of grown children and lingering jealousy. Readers debate forgiveness, infidelity fallout, and matchmaking among widows, with Ann Landers advising compassion over retaliation and caution about pressuring others into consigned pairings.
Twenty two local area students at Kansas State University earned scholastic honors for the fall semester. Names include Brenda Biermann Rhonda Gibler Richard Hitchcock Rex Pippenger Kathleen Fewins Donna Black Linda Denholm William Peterson Jon Nelson John Schlup Robert Sturgeon Kent Cropp Barbara Floyd David Nottingham Nancy Penny Virginia Schroeder Rebecca Timmons Marcia Whiteside Stephen Wilbur and Mark Willits. A 3.30 GPA minimum for 12 semester hours is required for recognition.
Hospital admissions list includes Mrs. Janice Luber Ivan Boyd Mrs. Norma Stambaugh Cynthia Wisdom James Ming. Dismissals mention Robert Jones Mrs. Carol Fulks Lois Miles and baby boy. Births report Mr and Mrs Larry Means a boy and Mr and Mrs David Davis a girl.
Airman Karen Riale the Air Force band's first woman member will not march in the inauguration parade. The Cedarhurst New York clarinetist with the 100 member Boling Air Force Base band is excluded as officials have not completed tailoring the uniform for women.
Church Women United members gathered at St. Luke A.M.E. for an all day leadership training. Officers for the coming year include President Mrs Richard Rundquist and Secretary Mrs Fred Kurata.
Three Salt Lake City sisters Wanda Lee Paula Marie and Pamela Louise Weimer will be sworn in as members of the Women's Army Corps Brig Gen Mildred C Bailey will administer the oath. They report to Fort McClellan Alabama for basic training then proceed to Fort Gordon Georgia for a 10 week communications course. Wanda a BYU graduate helped recruit her sisters.
Mrs Oletha Blevins announces a souffle workshop Friday from 9 30 to 11 30 a m at the KPL building Ninth and Tennessee Techniques for this gourmet entree or dessert will be explained Open to anyone interested Reservations via County Extension office at 843 7058
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