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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1973
Page
6
The article notes Shirley Temple Black’s openness about her mastectomy sparked a public response that enabled thousands of women to seek help and share experiences. Dr. Gerald Caplan highlights how her candor created a large supportive network through mutual-help breast cancer groups, reducing stigma and encouraging discussion.
American shoe makers face higher leather costs as Japan with its wage advantage and trade stance buys up cattle hides. The United States may impose export controls to protect domestic industry while lawmakers consider quotas to stabilize supplies and prices.
Darlene Foster and Gary Brewer exchanged wedding vows in an 11 am ceremony on February 17 at First Congregational Church with Dr. Richard Linde officiating. The couple, both Elyria High School graduates of 1970, plans a reception at the church Great Hall. Mrs. Brewer works at Elyria City Family Discount Center and Mr. Brewer, a graduate of the United Electronics Institute of Akron, is employed by Lorain Products.
Linda Pasadyn and Jeffrey Fields married in a Feb 17 ceremony at Immaculate Conception Church Grafton officiated by Rev Edward F Haberbosch at 2 p.m. The couple plans to reside in Oberlin after a trip to St Croix Virgin Islands.
Joyce Ann Box and Gerald B Zander wed at Ascension Lutheran Church North Olmsted in a 6 p m ceremony. The couple plans home at Victorian Plaza North Olmsted following a reception at Wagner’s Country Inn and a Canada wedding trip.
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