New Federal Action Aims At Year Off for Volunteer Service
Patricia McCormack reports from New York on the Action agency led by Joe Blatchford promoting a great wave of volunteerism. Programs include Peace Corps Vista Foster Grandparents ACE and more. University Year for Action offers 1250 students credits and stipends to work off campus on poverty relief projects 185 dollars monthly.
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Dimmitt Wedding: Conard and Winsor Tie In First Baptist
Juanelle Conard and Chad Winsor married in a double ring ceremony at 7 30 p m Monday in First Baptist Church Dimmitt officiated by the Rev Jack Graham Fort Worth. The couple of Abilene plan to reside there after a wedding trip to Ruidoso New Mexico.
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Gary Groesbeck
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Psychic predicts Spiro Agnew not on 1972 ticket
Washington rumor mill notes Mal Gould predicts Nixon will pick a Cancer sign man for 1972. Donald Rumsfeld emerges as a leading GOP name after joining the Cost of Living Council and rising in White House circles. Rumsfeld was born July 9 1932 and was Agnew’s tennis partner in a charity match last summer.
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Hunting Fees Not Frozen in Michigan 1971
Michigan officials were advised that hunting license fee increases approved by the legislature are not bound by the national wage and price freeze. Gov. Milliken signed the law, with resident small game licenses set at 5 dollars, up from 3.
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Lansing, Mich
Life Alters For Bride Of Premier Chaban Delmas
Paris reports Micheline Chaban Delmas wife of French premier Jacques Chaban Delmas describes immediate changes after marriage. She swapped a foreign car for a French one and adjusted to hats and long gowns. Home life now includes more family, with four children from the premier's prior marriages all nearing fiancé age.
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Kitchen Kapers: City Woman Achieves As Secretary
Mrs. Ruby Jackson, widow of 20 years, is a professional secretary and clerical supervisor to the district engineer of the Texas Highway Department. She also paints her home exterior at 1517 30th St and makes holiday candy, balancing work and domestic skills in Lubbock.
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Martha Ann Kirkpatrick and Jesse Steele Jr Marry in Tulsa Home
Miss Martha Ann Kirkpatrick and Jesse Bee Steele Jr. wed at 3 a.m. Thursday in the home of the bride's parents in Tulia. The ceremony featured double ring vows officiated by Rev. Claude Fox Jr. The couple plans to reside in Amarillo after a New Mexico honeymoon. The bride teaches art at Tulsa Junior High. the groom is a music teacher and Amarillo College electronics major.
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Jesse Bee Steele Jr
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Amarillo
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John Howell
Tulsa
Texas ‘Tech University
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Nizzi Music
Amarillo College
New Mexico
Taylor Ave
Advice Columns From Ann Landers Inspire Candid Letters
The page collects reader letters to Ann Landers offering dating wisdom and safety tips. A Fargo reader praises wiser choices for unattached men, a Mrs. JDP credits a Lifesaving bedsheet method, and a Della asks about appropriate kissing distance with her partner. The column invites readers to send questions to Ann Landers at The Lubbock Avalanche-Journal.
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Fall in imports hits holiday shoe sales in US
New York Special Leather Industries of America reports a drop in imported shoe sales during the holidays as American shoppers react to the administration's new economic policy. Retailers note concern for jobs, price tags, and a push for buy American products, with emphasis on fit, leather quality, and broader sizing and width options.
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Leather Industries
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