Betty Ford Teases 1980 Run and Life in Palm Springs
Betty Ford, in Washington, discusses possible political plans for 1980, preferring she be an ex president. She tours life in Palm Springs with husband Gerald, notes sobriety and medication choices, opens about alcoholism, facelift, and family. Ford backs ERA, plans travels to Middle East and Japan, and promotes cancer research work and a book tour.
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Watch Out For Yuletime Fires Warns State Fire Marshal
The state fire marshal issues a warning on safe use of Christmas tree lights and decorations. OFIRS reports fires from substitute bulbs as experts urge reading instructions and using only approved bulbs. Lt. Donald Hohler notes dried trees burn quickly and advises water for fresh trees, UL listed or CSA bulbs, short extension cords, and turning off decorations when away. There have been two holiday fires yearly on average, with one recent incident from a tipped candle ensemble on Elm Street.
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Blinking jewelry aims to spark computer dating trend
Eston Husted of Long Lake Minnesota developed a tiny electronic module for jewelry that blinks seven times per second to catch attention in dim venues. The idea emerged after IBM tenure and a collaboration with Rochester dealer Mickey Owens. Tests in Mankato lounges showed strong sales. The gold casings are by Weingeroff Providence. The firm seeks uses in flowers frames and cards.
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Emergency course for high school youths offered by Red Cross
Firelands Red Cross hosts a coed emergency course for youths aged 14 to 18 focusing on first aid water safety CPR canoeing and disaster relief. The Explorer post meets at 7 p.m. on December 21 at 416 Columbus Ave Sandusky with $3.50 annual dues and plans for 1979 training and related hikes camping trips and fund-raisers. Tim Balduff safety director can provide details at 626 1641.
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