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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
3
A fashion note outlines bare and backless looks gaining popularity this season. Halter neck bodysuits paired with high waist skirts, evening dresses with low backs, and long polka dot gowns with halter collars create bold silhouettes. Empire tops in knit fabrics with sweeping skirts offer a demure yet dramatic effect for summer wear.
Dear Nana reassures Margo that an alert 78 year old can learn Braille. The Braille Institute of America offers a program for ages 3 to 105 with reading training and activities, showing age is not a barrier. The column also covers pen pal attitudes and nursing home care with emphasis on daily personal contact.
A New York distribution highlights the dangers of female smoking for mothers and fetuses. Authors Jane E. Brody and Richard Engquist summarize studies showing higher risks of low birth weight stillbirth miscarriage and infant heart issues. They cite increased mortality from stroke heart disease and various cancers among women smokers.
Not Overworked writes that many nursing home employees show care for the elderly, while acknowledging some variance in attitudes. She expresses love for her work, plans for future care, and asks for readers to view facilities more fairly as she preps for possible aging.
Salt River Project highlights its Community Beautification Program at the Pickrell Substation. The design low profile landscaping and wall textures blend into the area while overhead lines are increasingly placed underground. SRP notes about 200 miles of cable underground last year at higher cost. The aim is to keep Arizona and Salt River Valley neighborhoods attractive and safe.
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