New hair styles and colors for black hair this spring
Jericho New York AP reports Ed Brown national styling director for Signature Black Hair Care salons forecasts a spring trend for blacks featuring easy care styles curly perms short smoother looks and a rainbow of tints from rich browns to burundy plum mahogany and warm browns. He notes a spectrum of options to suit hair texture and advises conditioning and peroxide free coloring to maintain health. Regular deep conditioning and gentle styling heat are recommended with professional guidance on chemical processing.
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Jericho
N.Y
Ed Brown
Brown
Black Designers Make Their Mark In Fashion Industry
The article notes Black designers stand out for individuality amid industry barriers. It highlights Harveys of Bristol and Heubleins' four year Tribute to Black Designers benefiting FIT scholarships, with past honorees such as Jeffrey Banks and Stephen Burrows. Brenda Waites Bolling, a Brooklyn macrame specialist, designs from outside Manhattan. Stephen Burrows shifts between Bendel and studio life, while Lester Hayatt builds his own firm after maternity wear beginnings on Seventh Avenue, marking a shift in design autonomy.
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Sherry Makers
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Lester Hayatt
Willi Smith
Brenda Waites Bolling
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Ms. Bolling
New York
Henri Bendel
Seventh Avenue
Bendel
Youth seeks guidance on a parent's affair in advice column
A 17 year old writes Dear Ann Landers about discovering her father’s year‑long affair. The editor counsels neutrality, warns the youth not to blame themselves, and suggests focusing on supporting the mother while maintaining distance from the parental drama.
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Ann Landers
Chicago
Dear Ann Landers Advises Oshkosh Woman to Leave
Ann Landers urges a woman in Oshkosh to pack her clothes and leave, stating the husband will not change and marriage would mean a miserable life. She advises moving on rather than feeling sorry for herself, comparing the situation to a near miss from a speeding bullet.
Pitney Bowes Help Program Aids Employees In Personal Woes
In Stamford Connecticut Pitney Bowes Inc reports strong doings for its Employee Assistance Program started mid 1980. Connie Mading notes the program has handled over 175 employee cases including alcoholism drug abuse family difficulties and other emotional problems. Categories show 32 percent family marital 33 percent psychological physical 29 percent alcohol drug and 12 percent financial legal. Managers were trained through seminars on how to use the program and handle employee issues.
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Stamford, Conn
Pitney Bowes Inc
Connie Mading
Miss Mading
Non-eaters fatten by just looking says Yale study
Erma Bombeck humorously riffs on a Yale finding that overweight people may gain fat simply by viewing smelling or hearing about fatty foods. She jokes about airline seating elevators and doughnut pushers while proposing signs and two eating sections to curb indulgence and admitting the column may add pounds.
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Yale University
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