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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1973
Page
4
A wife laments routine chores while her husband enjoys retirement. The columnist advises a candid talk, shared duties, and a joint shakedown cruise to reboot life. Suggests trips and a fair division of household chores after retirement.
A reader asks for ethnic diabetic menus from USV Pharmaceutical with a sample menu supply via Senior Citizen Forum. Jeanne Jones, a diabetic gourmet, published The Calculating Cook, a diabetic and dieter cookbook by 101 Productions. Mrs Amateur Nurse seeks advice on caring for an elderly mother with cracked ribs, and the columnist urges professional convalescent care and home exercise.
Jane Denton of Buffalo, once a chemistry student, learned to code infrared curves by pointing to words on a language board after encephalitis left her bedridden. With support from Eastman Kodak, the American Society for Testing and Materials, and caregivers, she coded data at home and later through a rehabilitation team as she adapted to life in Erie County facilities.
Walker Wilson of Overton Texas was elected president of the American International Charolais Association at its 16th annual meeting tied to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. Howard Johnson of Kansas City, Harlan Rogers of Collins Massachusetts, Harold Demorest of Waldo Ohio, and Tom Prescott of Jerome Idaho were named senior officers.
The Help Line Telephone Center reports women callers outnumber men two to one on 686-3061. About half the inquiries come from under 30, with 35 percent about mental health and 16 percent about marital or family issues. The service, started in 1970 by Marble Collegiate Church under Dr. Norman Vincent Peale, handles about 50,000 calls annually and maintains volunteers who phone shut-ins and lonely seniors to boost morale.
An unreleased federal report indicates the University of California Berkeley discriminates against women at its main campus near San Francisco. The San Francisco Chronicle reports evidence of pay gaps for the same non academic roles and few women in the Berkeley Academic Senate. Chancellor Albert Bowker has refused to release the report, calling it confidential.
Southeast Asia remains the leading monsoon region, but substantial systems extend to northern Australia and the Gulf Coast of the United States. The overview notes monsoon influence and patterns across these diverse areas.
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