Small towns bid for doctors at annual job fair
Don Hutton of Casey Illinois and 29 other towns attend the sixth annual Doctors Job Fair sponsored by the Illinois State Medical Society and the Illinois Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons. The event draws about 200 doctors and medical students to hear pitches from towns seeking family practitioners.
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Mark K. Metzger
Associated Press
Oak Brook
Don Hutton
Casey, Ill
Casey
Illinois
Indiana
Illinois State Medical Society
Illinois Association of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Hutton
Medcal Center
Wisconsin
Restyle Old Clothes Into New Fashions Rules
Fenya Crown, author of How to Recycle Old Clothes into New Fashions, explains converting minicoats and dresses into wearable items. She suggests patterns, trims, linings, and simple alterations to extend garments, with coats turned into jackets and totes from jeans.
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Joy Stilley
Associated Press
New York
Fenya Crown
Ms. Crown
Princeton
N.J
Tiny Braille Color Tags Help Blind Read Wardrobe Choices
An anonymous Bell Labs engineer in New Jersey created aluminum braille color tags in 1960 to aid blind individuals in selecting clothing. The Kearney NJ Telethon Pioneers produce up to 330,000 tags annually for the American Foundation for the Blind, now with a small postage fee for orders.
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Ellie Grossman
NEA New York
Bell Laboratory
Murray Hill
N.J
Kearney
Telephone Pioneers of America
Bell
Dorothy Apgar
Kearney Pioneers
Anton Steinbacher
Steinbacher
American Foundation For the Blind
Apgar
Dhevy
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