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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1974
Page
6
A humorous, sharp-taced column lampoons Nixon era economic shifts and the public’s confusion. It riffs on overdrawn bank statements, price freezes, and the imagined costs of daily life, ending with a poke at how households cope with fiscal policy and modern living.
Ben Lipson, government instructor at Jordan High School, urges admitting men as regular members of the Long Beach Chapter of the League of Women Voters. He notes discrimination against men and says he participates in study groups and vote decisions, believing the organization speaks to issues he cares about. Lipson hopes for full inclusion and cites information and discussions as reasons.
South holds 4 6 4 2 of clubs and 5 3 4 A K O? The problem presents a bridge bidding decision over one no trump by East with no vulnerability. The instruction asks to answer with the passers, indicating that in that exact table decision the players passed.
Ad touts Delila Natural Organic Hair Remover as a quick, painless alternative to shaving or waxing. It claims full follicle extraction with no stubble and skin staying hair free for weeks, suitable for face arms thighs and legs. Priced at 5.95 at Butfum's Cosmetic Counter.
Robert Christian named general manager of the San Diego Symphony Association after serving as acting manager since August in place of Philip Whitacre. Christopher Wilson, 30, will assume the newly created role of assistant manager for development.
Dear Abby responds to a reader about roommates and a girlfriend staying in a shared two bedroom apartment. The columnist suggests the buddy who invited the girlfriend should move or find another place, since the arrangement was never for a couple to live together.
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