Feminism Fueled Shulman’s Writing Career, 1960s Rise
In a New York AP interview, Alix Kates Shulman recalls The Marriage Agent era, the 1960s women’s movement, and how feminism enabled her to split housework and childcare 50 50. Born in Cleveland, she studied at Western Reserve and Columbia, married with two children, and published Memoirs of an Ex Prom Queen in 1972. The movement sparked her shift from childrearing and early fiction to a broader literary voice.
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Carol Deegan
New York
Alix Kates Shulman
Ms. Shulman
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
New York City
Columbia University
Graduate School
Itagen
Shulman Explores Bag Ladies Prostitution Pimp In NY Novel On the Street
Author Judith Shulman discusses her latest novel On the Street set in New York Citys Times Square. The work centers on a pimp a teenage runaway prostitute and a bag lady reflecting how poverty and upheaval redefine womens protections and choices.
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Times Uare
New York City
New York
Runaway Squad
Ms. Shulman
Johnson Sulser engagement announced from Valier and Sesser
Denise Johnson and Michael Eugene Sulser announce their engagement. The bride-elect is daughter of Norman and Bernice Johnson of Valier. The groom-elect is son of George and Neva Sulser of Sesser. Denise is a 1981 Sesser Valier High School graduate employed by Crews Greenhouse in Valier. A November 28 wedding is planned.
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Robin Denise Johnson
Michael Eugene Sulser
Norman
Bernice Johnson
Valier
George
Neva Sulser
Sesser
Miss Johnson
Sesser-Valier High School
Crews Greenhouse
Susser
Sesseree High
Fisher and McGee to Wed in Spring 1982
Sabria Dawn Fisher and Jeffrey Alan McGee announce their engagement. Mr and Mrs John V Fisher of Marion say the couple will marry in Spring 1982. Miss Fisher, a 1979 Marion High School graduate, studies at John A Logan College along with McGee, a 1980 Marion graduate.
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Sabria Dawn Fisher
Jeffrey Alan McGee
John V. Fisher
Marion
Paul L. McGee
Miss Fisher
Marion High School
John A. Logan College
McGee
Simpson Byars announce engagement in Illinois note
Kimberly Simpson and Richard Byars announce their engagement. The bride elect is the daughter of Dave and the late Mrs. Simpson, and the groom is the son of Glenn and Mrs. Byars. She is a 1978 Lesser-Walier graduate and senior at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. He is a 1977 Christpher Community High School graduate, a student at St Louis College of Pharmacy, and employed at Deaconess Hospital in St Louis. A May 21 wedding is planned.
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Kimberly Sue Simpson
Richard Scott Byars
Dave Simpson
Sesser
Glenn Byars
Christopher
Miss Simpson
Lesser-Walier High School
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
Byars
Christopher Community High School
St. Louis College of Pharmacy
Deaconess Hospital
St. Louis
Engagement of Barbara Cramer and John Benner Announced
Barbara J. Cramer and John R. Benner announce their engagement. Miss Cramer is a Limestone Community High School graduate and Chevrolet Motor Division secretary. Benner is a Frankfort Community High School and SIU Carbondale alumnus working for the Illinois Department of Corrections. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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Barbara J. Cramer
John R. Benner
Helen M. Cramer
Hanna City
John W. Cramer
Carolyn Benner
West Frankfort
Miss Cramer
Limestone Community High School
Chevrolet Motor Division
Benner
Frankfort Community High School
Southern Illinois University-Carbondale
State of Illinois
Department of Corrections
Hearty supper fare with Chinese accent
Stir fry rice with pork and water chestnuts in teriyaki sauce. Cook rice as directed, stir fry onion in oil until tender, add pork and garlic until hot, then add water chestnuts parsley teriyaki sauce sugar and pepper. Serves four.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Dear Ann Landers Readers Letters on Abortion and Marriage
A selection of reader questions and responses covers abortion in a rape case, a mother opposing abortion on religious grounds, a disfigured acquaintance seeking advice, and a wife coping with a husband whose genius obsession dominates his time. The column offers pragmatic, nonjudgmental guidance in each scenario.
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Ann Landers
Cbs
Chicago
Mini component stereo systems offer space saving options
Consumers Union compares 10 mini systems finding lower power and fewer features per dollar than standard hi-fis while noting that good mini amps tuners and tape decks can rival full size units. The AIWA M501 tops tests for performance and features though priced over $1 000 without speakers.
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Consumers Union
Consumer Reports
Theologian backs dissent as necessary in church
The Rev. James T. Burtchnell of Notre Dame University told a Catholic Press Association convention that dissent is permissible and even needed in the church. He said Catholic publications have the right and duty to report and critique weaknesses observed within the church.
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Milwaukee
James T. Burtchnell
Notre Dame University
Catholic Press Association
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Barbara Cramer
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Oklahoma
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Bank of Howie
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Southern Illinois
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Vest
Spain
Mount Everest