Uncoupling The Art of Coming Apart Review
A New York Times critique of Uncoupling by Norman Sheresky and Marya Mannes argues the book aims for sane divorce but mostly shows how legal fault and greed fuel battles. It notes cases of alimony, asset disclosure, and the need for fair settlements while questioning its guidance.
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New York Times
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Marya Mannes
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Norman Sheresky
Flexible Materials in Packaging Move Forward
In New York city, industry officials discuss advances in packaging materials. The focus is on flexible films and laminates improving barrier properties and sustainability for consumer goods.
Packaging shifts to flexible materials to cut costs
Packagers seek flexible films foils and laminates to curb the high cost of small portion packaging. The Bureau of International Commerce notes innovations in overwrapping and barrier films to resist heat humidity and insects and extend shelf life for mass markets.
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Bureau of International Commerce
Chancey Reappointed to State Platform Committee
Jackson County Democratic Chairman Ray Chancey of Murphysboro is reappointed to the Democratic State Platform Committee. He previously served a two year term from 1970 to 1972. The committee meets in Springfield for executive session September 6 with open hearings in Springfield and Chicago on September 6 and 7. The platform will be presented at the state Democratic convention September 13 in Springfield.
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State Committee
Springfield
St. Nicholas Hotel
Sherman House
Chicago
Phyllis Diller Recovers From Face Lift in Columbus
Comedienne Phyllis Diller speaks about her three and a half hour facelift in Columbus. She says surgeons performed an overhaul rather than a minor repair and the procedure makes her feel younger, noting she was beginning to feel creaky.
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Phyllis Diller
Columbus
Miss Diller
Palmby resignation probe over grain deal cited in letter
The Justice Department may review possible federal-law violations by Clarence D. Palmby after he resigned as assistant secretary of agriculture to join Continental Grain. Palmby helped lead U S Soviet grain talks in Moscow and left before a White House announced deal for Russia to buy U S grain worth over 1 billion dollars. Continental Grain, a major wheat supplier, is tied to Russia purchases and is based in New York City.
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Center For Law and Social Policy
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USDA
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Department of
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