Ann Landers Advice on Hiring Rules and Unusual Pregnancy
The column discusses a job seeker with long hair and beard facing hiring bias, urging acceptance of personal presentation. It then covers a rare pregnancy where a woman gave birth unexpectedly in a supermarket parking lot, explaining that some pregnancies lack typical symptoms. A widow asks about a gift and finances, with guidance favoring direct communication and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Baton Rowe
Packing Foam and Gravy Hints From Heloise
Readers share tips on using plastic foam packing as light, cheap cushioning to cut postage. A second tip explains making advance gravy by preparing a base mixture earlier and adding pan juices later. Other notes mention cleaning waxed floors with nylon net and repurposing mattress pads into decorative holders.
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Heloise
E.L.S
Lara Cartindale
R. E. Hatey
Squatters In Peru Backed By Church And State
In Peru the military government pledges private property respect while President Velasco promises squatters, labeled the poorest in America, that they will receive land. About 2000 to 3000 people began land occupations near Pamplona, violence ensued, and even a bishop was briefly arrested. The case drew church criticism and a papal-backed return of the archbishop. Housing officials say legal avenues exist for land requests as poor families continue to seek titles south of Lima.
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Lima
Peru
Juan Velasco
America
Pamplona
Interior Ministry
Msgr
Luis Bambaren
U.S
Carmelo G. Lamazza
Brentwood
N.Y
Maryknoll Order
Juan
Landazuri Ricketts
Costa Rica
Armando Artola
Adm
Luis E. Vargas
On This Date May 17 1971 Highlights From History
A digest of events on May 17 across years includes the 1954 Supreme Court ruling striking down racial segregation in public schools, the 1666 Connecticut Congregationalists founding Newark, the 1792 NYC Stock Exchange founding, the 1803 patent for a reaper, the 1875 first Kentucky Derby, the 1940 Nazi occupation of Brussels, the 1957 Egypt barred Israeli ships from Suez, and various postwar and Cold War notes.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Connecticut
Newark
N.J
New York Stock Exchange
Richard French
John Hawkins
New Jersey
Louisville
Brussels
Belgium
Egypt
Suez Canal
Misses' Zip Front Casual It Pattern 9019
Advertises Marian Martin printed pattern 9019 for Misses' sizes 8 through 16 with zip front casual style and collar sleeves. Notes fabric needs 1 1 2 yards of 45 inch material for size 12 and prices 75 cents pattern plus 25 cents for air mail or special handling. Includes address and purchasing details.
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Dacron
Leach
Marian Martin
The
Middletown Journal
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N.Y
New Pattern Catalog
Waterford teens join police force as part time aides
Five Waterford Township high school students known as the waterford mod squad work as part time police aides under Chief William C. Stokes and juvenile officer Gary Root. Paid two dollars an hour for about ten hours weekly, they handle phones, files, darkroom tasks and check cruiser readiness while not riding in cruisers. Ogg, 17, leads a group including Bollan, Brooks, Dean and Cavalier, ages 18, with the program blending school and on the job training.
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Waterford Township
Mich
Waterford Mod
William C. Stokes
Gary Root
Police Department
Root
Patrick ‘Ogg
Mott High School
Stokes
Ogg
Steve Bollan
Bruce Brooks
John Dean
Tom Cavalier
Detroit
Do it yourselfers seek new wall shelf options
Building supply dealers report homeowners buy up to seventy percent of shelving equipment. Purchases range from complete shelf systems to unpainted boards and basic hardware and accessories.
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Buddy
Vassar
H.P. Garden Tractor
Scheocks
S. Dixie Hwy
Yankee Rd
Middletown
Helen Edwards
Mrs. Grace Ross
Singer
Associated Press
South Korea
John M. Chang
Rumania
Cambodia
Kang
Amerika
Egnelane
Central Avenue
Cassano
Were Teere
Cassano Pizza King
Mom Donisi
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