Home accidents kill 25,000 Americans in 1974
Preliminary National Safety Council figures show 25,000 Americans died in home accidents in 1974 with about four million suffering disabling injuries. The 1974 home fatalities fell from 26,000 in 1973, while overall accident deaths totaled 105,500, down 10 percent from 117,000 in 1973.
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National Safety Council
The
Council
Chicago
Lorain Couple Announces Engagement Lisa Roth to Cobb Crumley
Mr and Mrs Donald G Roth announce the engagement of their daughter Lisa to Cobb D Crumley son of Mrs Bruce Whitehouse and the late Mr Jack Crumley. Lisa is a 1974 Lorain High graduate and radiologic technology student at Lorain County Community College. Crumley is a 1972 Elyria High graduate majoring in evil technology at LCCC. Wedding plans are indefinite.
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Donald G. Roth
Missouri Ave
Lorain
Lisa
Cobb D. Crumley
Bruce Whitehouse
Woodridge Dr
Jack Crumley
Miss Roth
Lorain High School
Lorain County Community College
Elyria High School
LCCC
Lorain YW Announces Y Miss Program Sessions
The Lorain YWCA at Sixth Street and Reid Avenue plans a second winter Y Miss program for girls eight to 16. The two one hour classes run 10 to noon on Saturdays with options in baton cooking card games crafts crochet from 10 to 11 and cheerleading cooking chess crafts and crochet from 11 to noon. Registration is by advance call to the YW office.
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Lorain Ywca
Sixth Street
Reid Avenue
College of Alameda Names First Woman President
The College of Alameda in the Peralta District will name Dr. Jeanette Poore to be president making it the first of 100 California community colleges to have a woman leader. Poore, 50, currently leads Everett Community College in Everett Washington and was chosen from a pool of applicants.
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Alameda
Calif
College of Alameda
Peralta Community College
California
Jeanette Poore
Dr. Poore
Everett Community College
Everett, Wash
Home cooking rises as new foods hit market stage
At the Eastern Frosted Foods Association lunch in New York the focus was on home cooking and cautious taste tests. Reviewable items included blueberry waffles with purple bits, kosher lunch meats flavored by spices, textured vegetable protein in meat products, shrimp stretched with fillers, empanadillas and pastelillos from Puerto Rico, a salty onion soup, and frozen french toast. Positive notes highlighted quart cartons of resealable orange juice concentrate, while a West Indian dessert line offered guanabana and mamey sherbets alongside a strawberry fruit freeze for institutions. Guanabana and mamey sherbets are described with their tropical origins and flavor profiles.
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United States
Eastern Frosted Foods Association
New York
Recession Threatens Mid-Life Marriages
A study suggests a recession may strain long marriages further as discontent and self fulfillment ideas erode bonds. Experts cite liberalized divorce laws affluence and a rising I deserve more mindset as factors, with calls to revive courtship and regular dates to sustain relationships.
Kinder couple marks golden anniversary in Lorain
William S. Kinder and Susie Kish Kinder celebrate 50 years of marriage on February 11 with a Holy Mass at St. Vincent de Paul Church and a surprise reception. The couple, long active in St. Vincent de Paul, have four children and 12 grandchildren with six great grandchildren. They previously wed February 11 1925 at St. Mary Church in Elyria.
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William S. Kinder
Baldwin Blvd
Lorain
St. Vincent de Paul Church
Charles Logue
Francis Cook
Ernest W. Janik
Susie Kish
Mr. Kinder
St. Mary Church
Chester
Elyria
U.S. Steel Corporation
Holy Name Society
Halibut Provencale Delights Winter Dining
Halibut Provencale offers a subtle flavor and colorful presentation with mushrooms green pepper onions garlic bay leaf and parsley. The dish cooks in about 20 minutes using olive oil salt pepper thyme onions garlic green pepper mushrooms tomato dry white wine bay leaf and parsley.
Women poor political campaigners expert says
Hal Evry an expert with 25 years in campaigns argues women win liberation on some fronts but lag in public office. He notes under 2 percent of office seekers and winners are women, only one female governor and lieutenant governor, and few incumbents boosting reelection chances. Evry cites money, media use, and strategy as key gaps, urging women to hire top strategists and build incumbencies.
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UPL
Hal Eury
Mary Tyler Moore
Dinah Shore
U.S. Senate
U.S. Congress
Evry
United States
Canada
Atlanta
Milwaukee
Omaha
Dallas
Portland
Ore
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