Swedish Countess Flying High With American Job
Swedish countess Maria Gutenberg, now Countess Elsgen Maria Gutenberg zum Gensfleisch, marks her first year as a Western Airlines stewardess at LAX. Born in Stockholm, she studied English and marine biology before college, speaks English with a hint of accent, and enjoys travel. She has visited 37 of Western’s 40 cities, lives in El Segundo, and notes differences between Sweden and the United States in marriage, gender roles, and social norms.
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J Copley
Los Angeles
Western Airlines
Maria Gutenberg
Elsgen
Gensfleisch
United States
Honolulu
Los Angeles International Airport
el Segundo
Seattle
Dallas
America
Count Johann Gutenberg
Elsie
Maria
Sweden
Once A Month Pill Tested By Georgia Doctor
Dr Robert B Greenblatt of Augusta reports a monthly oral contraceptive marking 90 to 95 percent effectiveness in Mexico and Chile. The pill reduces dosing from daily to monthly, with side effects and a need for FDA approval about a decade away. It uses estrogen and progesterone to suppress ovulation and regulate the cycle, promising benefit for illiterate populations, though first month risk remains.
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Atlanta. Ga
Mexico
Chile
Georgia
Robert B. Greenblatt
Augusta
Greenblatt
Medical College of Georgia
Food and Drug Administration
Thailand
Taiwan
Missed slam chance in bridge lesson and quiz
A bridge analysis shows West holds two clubs including the queen and West starts with hearts. South defeats the problem by strategic plays and discards, then questions how to respond after partner opens one club with KAJ54 and QK8763 in the two clubs auction. Answer Monday.
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West
Declarer
East
South
Surprising School Quiz Turns Up Mixed Messages
A garbled classroom puzzle asks about animal forms, sounds, birds, Colorado schools, garden terms, and a music scholar matching game. The mixed text includes a decoded answer key with scrambled strings and stray letters, ending with an instruction to reveal a surprise answer.
Pleads Guilty in DWI Case in Ector County Court
Jess D. Dale, 58, of 1408 N. Adams, pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars plus three days in jail. Judge John H. Rogers presided after Dale’s Nov 9 arrest on West County Road north of Odessa. A 15000 dollar damages suit was filed in 16th District Court against Bandera Drilling Co. by James F. Moulder of Odessa for injuries alleged March 1 while employed with Red's Casing Crews.
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Jess D. Dale
N. Adams
Ector
John H
Buddy) Rogers
Dale
West County
Odessa
Bandera Drilling Co
James F. Moulder
Red
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Ae Ae Armstrong
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TAY
EE Rts
W. 42Nd
North
Oswald
Jacobus
Zam Reet
John May
Davis Exterminating
Mco
Chopin
Strauss
Johann
Tchaikovsky
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Austria
Russia
Italy
Germany
Poland
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Bissny-Aysaoieyit
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Paelog-Uidoys
Ayey-1urssoy
Awapeoy
Ayesty
Sous Ili
Airefun
Jenny Jordan
Billy Carnes
Mabors Lane
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