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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
6
A week of quotes from women includes Katherine Anne Porter on aging and brain health, Elizabeth M Barrett on Vietnamization and independence, and Midge Decter on opposition within the women’s movement and her outspoken stance.
Susan Gaye Cardwell and John R. Youngman Exchange Wedding Vows in a 5 p.m. Candlelight Mass at St. Andrew's Catholic Church Murphysboro Rev. Fred H. Renschen officiated The bride's family is from Murphysboro and the couple will greet guests in the Skyroom at Southern Illinois Airport after the ceremony The bride majors in special education at SIU Carbondale and the groom works at J T Blankinship Engineering in Murphysboro
In Herrin at 7 30 p m Saturday seniors center hosts pinochle at 100 S Park Ave. In Murphysboro at 2 p m Sunday Parents Without Partners Little Egypt chapter hosts kite flying and a picnic at Riverside Park.
Norma Barrow of Carbondale received an Award of Accomplishment after losing 125 pounds in one year with Weight Watchers of Greater Missouri and Illinois. Her brother Robert Barrow of Carbondale, a Weight Watchers lecturer, has shed 78 pounds.
In a two part AP News features series a critically burned infant named Alice reveals the terror of early abuse. The story traces frightening methods of harm, survivor counts, and expert views on why parents become abusers and how societies respond with help groups.
Dr. John Caffey notes that shaking can cause serious or fatal injuries to children. Experts from the National Institute of Mental Health and American Humane Association discuss triggers, underreporting, and the need for state laws and funding to protect abused children.
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