Hair Shorter For Men And Women On Trend In 1970s
Barbers and stylists across New York Los Angeles Atlanta Denver report a shift to shorter hair for men and women. Styles favor moderate lengths. editors note no excessive cuts, while Gatsby looks and exposed ears shape the new look. Several celebrities and campuses noted adopting the style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Denver
Phil Angelo
American Society of Men’s
Crans
Switzerland
Paris
Robert Guery
Guery
Beverly Hills
Steve McQueen
Mick Jagger
Kirk Douglas
Tony Randall
Suzanne Pleshette
Elvis Presley
Paul Lynde
Elliott Gould
Tony Franciosa
George Segal
Jackie Rogers
Michael Caine
Tom Jones
UCLA
University of Minnesota
Emory University
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Colorado At
Harry Goss
Bill Swartz
Nixon
Kenneth
Indianapolis
Chi
Flash Gordon
Mercury
Larry Jernigan Realist Cowboy Artist From New Mexico
Pinon rancher and painter Larry Jernigan, born October 24 1942 in Alamogordo NM, splits his time between ranch life and art. He studied animal husbandry at New Mexico State University and trained under notable artists, with works shown coast to coast. The El Paso Museum of Art curator Bill Rakocy notes Jernigan’s sunlit, mood driven Western realism in oil and watercolor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Jernigan
Pinon
New Mexico
West
Jernigan
Alamogordo
Larry
New Mexico State University
Robert Froman
Sage of the
Teas School
University of New Mexico Art Department
Robert Beverly Hale
N.A
Frank Mason
Art Students League N.Y
Bill Rakocy
el Paso Museum of Art
Ann Landers QandA on wedding gifts and TV myths
Readers discuss etiquette with gift returns after a canceled wedding. A mother publicizes gift pickups, prompting debate. Other letters cover visiting relatives, laundry mishaps, and a reader’s anti football boredom fix. The column closes with a plug for Ann Landers’s booklet Straight Dope On Drugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Chicago
Til
Kesey promoted to first lieutenant in Air Force
David A Kesey, son of Mr and Mrs Ray Kesey of Pecos Texas, promoted to first lieutenant. He serves as deputy missile combat crew commander at Minot AFB North Dakota with a Strategic Air Command unit, after earning a Texas A&M industrial technology degree in 1971 through ROTC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minto
N.D
David A. Kesey
Ray Kesey
Jackson Blvd
Pecos
Tex
U.S. Air Force
Kesey
Minot Afb
Strategic Air Command
America
Pecos High School
Texas A&m University
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Family page week in review January 24 1973
The family page lists notices and small items of interest dated Wednesday January 24 1973. It carries community notices, personals and public notices typical of a local paper’s family section.
Blaine Burton Is Feted With Bridal Shower
Blaine Casad Burton bride elect of George Cameron Stacy was feted with a bridal shower at her grandmother Mrs Corinne C Odoms home in Albert Street January 10. Guests included Mrs Burton and two daughters and hostesses wore pink and avocado decor with pink carnations baby breath and avocado foliage.
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Blaine Casad Burton
George Cameron Stacy
Corinne C
Odom
Albert St
She
John G. Burton Jr
Scottsdale, Ariz
Burton
Mmes
Marion Russell
Franny Toll
Albert Cooksey
Mildred Stilwell
Jack Williams
Hope A. Wilson
Marion Briggs
Bill Oglesby
Jack Casimir
Doyle Cisco
Scout Troop 91 Receives First Aid Training
Boy Scout Troop 91 sponsored by the Evening Optimist Club completed four hours of First Aid training led by Civil Air Patrol members Major Ricky Dominguez and Staff Sergeant Charles Wilson Jr. The sessions qualify scouts for a First Aid skill badge and impressed Scoutmaster Y L Dominguez.
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Evening Optimist Club
Civil Air Patrol
Ricky Dominguez
Charles Wilson Jr
Milford Bailey
Gabe Bailey
Leonard
Bailey
Y.L. Dominguez
Tunson Completes Training Aboard USS Dyess
Tunson finishes 14 days of active duty for training aboard the USS Dyess DD886, debarking at U S Naval Station New York. He belongs to the naval reserve surface division at Terminal and commutes weekly from Pecos for Thursday drills. Mrs Golda Meir, once a Milwaukee schoolteacher, later moved to Israel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David I
Tunson
Dyess
U.S. Naval Station
New York
Naval Reserve Surface Division
Terminal
Pecos
Rural Hero of 1972 sought by Texas group
The Rural Heroism Award race opens in Texas for 1972. Nominations due by March 1 to the Texas Farm and Ranch Safety Council in Waco, for acts in 1972 within Texas related to farm and ranch operations. Last year’s winner was L J Luedecke of Austin County who saved Bubba Krueger from electrocution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Keese
L.J. Luedecke
Austin County
Bellville
Bubba Krueger
Luedecke
United States consumes vast share of world coffee supply
The United States buys nearly half of global coffee output and spends over a billion dollars annually to provide each resident with about 750 cups of coffee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S
Reeves County Women Joining Labor Force In Record Numbers
New York reports Reeves County shows 34.2 percent of married women in the labor force, up from 31.0 in 1960, as more women work in offices stores and factories. National data indicate over 1 in 3 couples have employed wives, driven by better earnings and family budgeting. Reeves County totals rise from 1,761 to 1,950 women in the labor force since 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reeves County
United States
Department of Commerce
Labor Department
Museum fund drive nets nearly $300000 for Permian Basin
The Give for Great ness drive by the Permian Basin Petroleum Museum Library and Hall of Fame ends December 31 with gifts totaling 291000 plus potential further donations. 165 new donors supported the six week fall campaign and December follow up led by L Roy Prescott and division chairs H W Davidson Sid Lindley and Emil C Rossman all of Midland. The museum president George T Abell credits the drive with strengthening building efforts and attracting broad community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Permian Basin Petroleum Museum, Library, and Hall of Fame
L. Roy Prescott
H. W. Davidson
Sid Lindley
Emil C. Rossman
Midland
George T. Abell
The
Basin
Oldest American Doll Letitia Penn Traces 1699 origins
The oldest doll in America is Letitia Penn, brought from England in 1699 by William Penn for a friend of his daughter Letitia. This artifact ties the Penn family to early colonial patronage and doll-making heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Letitia Penn
England
William Penn
Letitia
Produce supplies hurt by weather across Texas markets
COLLEGE STATION Recent cold weather in many produce growing areas will affect supplies in the coming weeks. Texas A&M Extension Service specialist predicts price rises on items in short supply. Citrus remains plentiful but others vary. beef, pork, and poultry prices are noted with some shortages and bargain cuts mentioned.
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College Station
Gwendolyne Clyatt
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Texas A&m University
Texas
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Cago
Scarsdale
N.Y
Baltimore
Doveta Hunt
Martha Carr
Barbara Helberg
Y HT
Baker Hotel
Dallas
Janice Jefferies
Margie Williamson
State Association of Young Homemakers of Tex
Ann
United Kingdom
Michigan
Blue Island
True Blue
David Kesey
Pat Purvis
Blaine Burton
David I, Tunson
Golda Meir
Milwaukee
Israel
TFRSC
Abell
Ben Franklin
Boston
Elliott Printing
Cedar Street
Collie Electric Shop
West Texas
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