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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1969
Page
3
Special to The Progress reports that the British Medical Journal warns teenage girls are prone to the nervosa form of appetite loss driven by fear of growing up. Most cases recover without a doctor, but severe forms can be deadly. therapy often involves family-based psychotherapy and careful weight guidance.
A UPI report in Stockholm portrays the Swedish woman as highly educated, employed, and politically advancing, yet many still perform the majority of housework. It notes women hold ministerial posts and a supreme court judge seat, while most married women work 70 hours weekly with men at 42, urging shared childrearing and economic independence.
Karen Kresge, a 21 year old skater, discusses her breakthrough into a feature role after joining the Ohio University program. She plans to skate until it bores her, enjoys sewing between shows, and aims for a bachelor’s degree later. Her family and brothers are involved in speed skating.
In Altoona Pennsylvania teachers report a rising trend in Scholastic Aptitude Test scores with many students now surpassing 700 and several reaching 800, reflecting strong gains in math and science across the public school system.
The Women’s Auxiliary of Baptist Hospital hosts a 9 to 11 am membership coffee on Tuesday at the hospital dining area, while the Arizona Country Club golf association holds a fall season kickoff with coffee and rolls at 8 am and 8:30 am. Also noted is a long feature on Altoona area computer education expansion.
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