Kati Garner Becomes Navy’s First Female Scuba Diver
Kati Garner, 20, a 120-pound Charleston, TL native, becomes the first woman trained in Navy scuba diving at a San Diego school. She completes the rigorous four week course amid harsh hazing, 600 meter swims, and 80 pushups battles, finishing Nov. 30 with classmates celebrating. Navy officials note she may face assignment challenges due to personnelman classification.
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Ski wear trends span gingham jackets to denim looks
Readers note a range of ski fashion fads from gingham check zip jackets with red white sleeves to all denim ensembles with white fleece trim. Cross country pants mix blue jeans nylon warm ups with folded socks and bold color shells.
Aces win playoff to face World Championship, 1974
The Aces defeated Spin Gold captained by Bill Root by 90 MPs in the final playoff to represent the United States in the World Championship. A close bid sequence and a perilous opening lead nearly swung the margin, with a costly misdefense costing Root 15 IMPs on one hand.
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Leisure time Plan to Reduce Shopping Trips
Plan to cut car trips by half to save gasoline. The suggestion encourages consolidating shopping to fewer excursions from home and emphasizes lower fuel use through fewer outings.
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