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Newspaper

Scottsdale Progress

Location

Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1975

Page

4

Panov Dancers Free After Long Emigration Fight

Valery Panov and Galina Panov, Soviet born ballet stars, finally perform with the San Francisco Ballet in Tempe after a 1972 to 1973 emigration battle. They praise support from arts groups and a Boston venue. they now plan to tour New York and Israel.

Valery Galina Panov Soviet Union San Francisco Ballet Tempe Valery Panov Israel Leningrad Kirov Ballet Panov Panovs San Francisco Ballet Company Russia Ussr Arizona State University

Questions Women Ask Wrinkles Come As Years Go By

Discusses aging skin and wrinkle formation in women, linking fat and elastic tissue loss to estrogen decline around menopause. Notes expression and lifetime habits may influence lines, mentions estrogens as cosmetic aids with limitations, and stresses graceful acceptance of aging. Also covers sterilization options and comparative risks for men and women, advising medical discussion.

Eleanor B. Rodgerson M.D. Copley

Nancy Hayden on perfume success for women and men

Nancy Hayden, a chemist and pharmacist, explains how perfume scent evolves from top to base notes and why skin chemistry, hair color, and season affect fragrance choice. She notes musk challenges, women’s personal enjoyment, and guidance for selecting scents that suit individual skin.

Nancy Hayden Hayden Jovan

First Lady Betty Ford's informal, high tempo press secretary

Sheila Weidenfeld describes her role as liaison between the First Lady and the press. She handles inquiries, arranges events, and shifts from day work to state dinners in a seven day week. Weidenfeld, 31, notes the tight schedule limits time with husband Ed and that wardrobe changes occur in the East Wing office.

Weidenfeld Patti Matson White House East Wing Washington New York

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