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Newspaper
The Gazette
Location
Medina, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1972
Page
7
A woman named Janice fears genetic deafness after a sister’s baby is born deaf. A doctor investigates Rubella as a possible cause, finding Janice immune and concluding the deafness is not inherited. The piece notes birth control methods discussed in a booklet by Dr. Lindsay R. Curtis.
A reader expresses heartbreak over infertility and desire to adopt amid long waiting lists. Abby replies that some seek as a blessing the chance to have children, including adopted or mixed heritage, and offers candid options. A second letter questions a man who decorates his home with aging photos of himself and wonders why.
Absent proper context suggests readers discuss return addresses on sympathy cards and a reader asks about a husband who starts projects but never finishes. Abby replies the return address is required and offers a humorous solution for a wife dealing with unfinished projects, noting the wife should not be blamed and that mail transport faults create undeliverable mail.
Arlington based amusement park Six Flags Over Texas resumes daily operations following a spring season that drew more than 400 000 visitors. A single day record was set on May 13 with 36 607 guests passing through the turnstiles.
The Bream Memorial chapel in Charleston West Virginia hosted the double ring wedding of Linda Annette Stewart and David Alan Aufmuth on Saturday July 29 at 1 pm. Rev John Parks performed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 4210 Orchardale Canton after a Riviera Beach Florida honeymoon.
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