Quotable Quotes From Women This Week
A collection of remarks from women on women. Jeanne Wilber expresses relief at her husband Walter Eugene Wilber surviving as a Vietnam prisoner during their 18th anniversary. Elien Proxmire discusses leaving politics after years of service. Mrs Carl Pfeiffer recalls a Christmas wish for an elephant ride fulfilled by her husband.
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Jeanne Wilber
Navy
Walter Eugene Wilber
Vietnam
Carl Pfeiffer
Wellington High Pair Engaged in Rural Ohio Community
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond L. Abicht announce the engagement of their daughter Linda to Richard Bonewit son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bonewit Both from Wellington Linda is a 1969 Wellington High School graduate employed at Wells Insurance Agency He is a 1966 graduate of Wellington High School and 1970 graduate of Lorain County Community College employed by A and P in Wellington Wedding plans are indefinite.
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Raymond L. Abicht
Indian Hollow Rd
Wellington
Linda
Richard Bonewit
Harold Bonewit
West St
Miss Abicht
Wells Insurance Agency
Mr. Bonewit
Wellington High School
Lorain County Community College
Law professor decries placement discrimination by firms
Chicago AP report quotes Mrs Frederica Lombard of Wayne State Law School calling on the Association of American Law Schools to enforce stronger sanctions against employers who discriminate on campus recruiting. She says law schools push women to enroll but fail to curb hiring bias, calling the watered down placement clause a cruel hoax.
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Chicago
Frederica K. Lombard
Wayne State Law School
Association of American Law Schools
Lombard
AALS
Association
Committee On Equality of Opportunity For Women
Law Schools
Law
High Costs in Drug Development Highlight Risks
Dr George de Stevens of a major drug firm says it takes about six years to bring a drug to market under favorable conditions and estimates average development costs around seven million dollars per new drug. If a candidate fails, time and money invested are lost. Research on life saving drugs is costly and risky, deemed essential to health advances. A wine producer introduces eight ounce cans in burgundy rose and chablis varieties with supposedly indefinite shelf life.
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George de Stevens
Paris Embraces Short Shorts Replacing Minis in Fashion
Paris fashion reports show a shift as young women favor short shorts over minis and midis. In the Left Bank Latin Quarter, students wear wool shorts with turtlenecks and fur coats amid cold weather. Designers say shorts suit dancing and seating, while editors warn they target very young, slender figures.
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Paris
London
New York
Designers Weigh 1971 Pattern Trends in New York
Designers in New York stress pattern use as a key fashion point for 1971. They urge mixing three or four patterns while ensuring color harmony and keeping prints small for balance and cohesion.
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New York
Slimline Steak Strips and Slimming Salad Dressing Guide
Post holiday dieters are offered Slimline Steak Strips with lean round steak marinated in au jus mix and herbs. The recipe yields 224 calories per serving and serves 4 to 6, with a low calorie sauce from the marinade. The dish pairs with lettuce wedges and a Slimming Salad Dressing made from cottage cheese mustard and skim milk.
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Ellen Proxmire
Wisconsin
Elizabeth Taylor
North Vietnam
Barbara von Liechtenstein
THE
Associated Press
Elien Proxmire
Sen
William Proxmire
Linda Abicht
United States
Princess Barbara von Liechtenstein
Elyria
LaClee Coiffures
Olive ST
By F. Richard Ciccone
Heutroga
Hextrogena
Hess & Hess Pharmacies
E. Broad St
Cleveland St
Hechive
Aline Mol3y
UPI
Midi
Maxi
California
Jimmy Gibber
Elle
America
Abbe Road
Fast Shirt Service
Marinizng
American Gas Association
Salon Giaroudel
Lorain Street
Oberlin
Ohio
Brandau
Rma Jewelers
American Gem Society
National Bridal Service
Broad St
Elyria, Ohio
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