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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1997

Page

11

Levi Strauss reverses, to supply Rathert’s Red Bud store

Levi Strauss & Co reversed a plan to cut off 110-year-old Rathert's store in Red Bud Illinois, agreeing to continue supplying jeans at least through 1997. spokesman Gavin Power cited dependency on Levi's products and public outrage as factors in the decision. Publicity from the initial plan drew nationwide attention.

ST. Louis Don Rathert Levi's Levi Strauss & Co Rathert Red Bud Iil Gavin Power Levi Robert

Levi's decision to sever ties prompts nationwide backlash

Levi Strauss faced pressure from politicians and customers after announcing it would end its business with Rathert's store in Red Bud. Rep. Jerry Costello and Lt. Gov. Bob Kustra urged a reconsideration as public response swamped Levi's San Francisco HQ. Rathert's, run by Robert Rathert for 50 years, reported strong sales amid the controversy while Levi's reevaluated the decision and promised product supply through 1997.

CNN Levi’s San Francisco Rotert U.S Jerry Costello D-Ill Levi Robert Haas Levi Strauss America Costello Don Robert Power Illinois Bob Kustra Levi's Rathert’s Main Street Rathert Carl Zschieger Red Bud Zschieger Robert Levi Strauss & Co Rabert’s

Teen ice skater crowned Mardi Gras queen in wedding gown

Walkersville High senior Alissa Murfitt traded skates for heels after selecting her grandmother's Jessica McClintock wedding gown for Mardi Gras queen duties. The East Coast skater trains 10 hours weekly toward a potential ice dancing career at the University of Delaware, while volunteering in Appalachia and pursuing chemistry and future teaching roles. The queen will preside with Mardi Gras kings Mark Hoke Edward G Higinbotham Sr J Ray Ramsburg III.

Alissa Murfitt Jessica McClintock Goodwill Ms. Murfitt Walkersville High School Murfitt Frederick Syracuse N.Y Peter Kathy Geoff Virginia University of Delaware WHS Chemistry Club Future Teachers of America West Virginia Mark Hoke Edward G. Higinbotham Sr J. Ray Ramsburg iiI

Thirty-One Princesses to Be Presented at Mardi Gras Ball

Frederick County high school seniors will be presented as princesses of the Royal Court at the Frederick Woman's Civic Club's 36th Mardi Gras Ball held February 8 at the Holiday Inn near FSK Mall. Queen Alissa Murfitt will preside with two kings, Rex Mark Hoke and Comus J. Ray Ramsburg, announced Twelfth Night. Proceeds support Steiner House and scholarships. tickets available at Fredericktowne Eye Cafe or by calling 663-0422.

Frederick Woman's Civic Club Ms. Murfitt Alissa Murfitt Frederick Amanda Wilson Heather Leatherman Amy Keeney Jennifer Hill Christina Chapman Elizabeth Crim Stephanie Holt Queen Jennifer Leatherman Amber Ricketts Amanda Culler Katharine Buckley Michelle Charron Karen Raynor Linda Oreilly Naina Tara Kalavar Melissa Wilson Frederick County High School Frederick Woman’s Civic Club Holiday Inn Fsk Mall Mardi Gras Rex Mark Hoke Proteus Edward G. Higinbotham Sr Comus J. Ray Ramsburg Jane Doll Kay Cormier Steiner House Fredericktowne West Patrick Street

Helen Gurley Brown to Step Down From Cosmo After Era

Helen Gurley Brown yields to a new generation at Cosmo News reports a successor, Bonnie Fuller, will lead a refreshed Cosmo while Brown oversees international editions. Fuller vows continuity with practical relationship and life topics, adding more color and edge. No centerfolds remain a Brown-era change.

Helen Gurley Brown Cosmo New York Cosmopolitan Hearst Corp Brown Bonnie Fuller Mane Claire Fuller Tangern David Brown Sex Addic Bev Gond Tsenever Sex Alwass Shen Beng

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