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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1977
Page
5
A writer recalls growing up in the 60s and how social change shaped their daughters. The piece contrasts mothers and daughters, noting fears about future careers, training, and job availability while reflecting on feminism, independence, and intergenerational differences.
At Ames Research Center in Mountain View California Dr Harold Sandler led a study of ten women through 27 days of weightlessness and reentry simulations. The tests included bed rest spins and isolation to evaluate stress coping and potential for orbital missions.
A Sunday calendar features a Roaring Twenties party at First Unitarian Universalist Church with live music melodrama dancing and gambling plus a child bingo event. Also a Latin American friendship fiesta at Eldorado Park and a Phoenix Open Door Society picnic at McCromick Railroad Park. Community groups invite volunteers and new members.
The Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped hosts an open house from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on October 26 at 7020 Second St. A flag dedication kicks off the event with the American flag from Congressman Rhodes and the Arizona flag from Rep. Rigel. City Council member Billie Gentry and Dr. A W Scharf speak before guided tours. The event is co sponsored by foundation boards Las Madrinas.
Dr. Gio Gori links diet to about 40 percent of cancers in men and 60 percent in women, with supporting studies from around the world. Experts urge a prudent diet: lower calories, reduce saturated fats, limit red meat, and favor fish, poultry, egg substitutes, and skim milk for heart and cancer prevention.
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