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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1971
Page
4
Gale Aldridge, 30, was fired from the Detroit Police Department for refusing to pose as a decoy prostitute. The three man board said she disobeyed a lawful order and was treated as a sworn officer, not a woman, in disbarring proceedings.
A compilation of syndicated Q A style exchanges on marriage and family life. Debates on rules for women, parental drinking, alcoholism treatment, and an Arkansas Illinois triplet birth claim are summarized with reactions and guidance.
In Melbourne thirty six Carmelite sisters run a quiet two room laboratory making cosmetics to fund their monastery. They own Monastique brand with items like Cardinal after shave and Fleur de Carmel perfumes though they rarely use makeup themselves. The Mother Prioress notes the venture began in 1966 to support monastery upkeep and ran with a calm, methodical routine.
One of Britain's famed steam engines, the Duchess of Sutherland, logged 1,644,271 miles before its retirement in 1964 marking a historic career.
The Eudora 4 H Club plans a Saturday tour meeting at 6 30 p m at the Eugene Born home 1038 Birch for eight to nineteen year olds and parents to view projects with a wrap up at Sam Ness home at 8 p m for the regular meeting and fair information. Participants include Charlene Guy Robin Lutz Nancy Brecheisen and Mary Theresa Schopper.
Mrs. Barbara Elliott of Kansas City Kansas is reappointed a trainee in a vocational rehabilitation program run by the KU School of Social Welfare. The $15,834 grant from the Health Education Welfare Administration funds fees stipends and personnel costs. Elliott will complete her master of social work next year and will be based at the Wyandotte County Social Welfare Board.
The Lawrence Color Camera Club will meet at 7 30 p m Thursday at South Park Recreation Center. Mattie Crumline and Carol Martin will present the program. Results of the June contest will be reported.
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