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Ann Landers Advice Columns on Breast Self Exam and Household Row
Reader Louise in Maryland thanks Ann Landers for promoting the breast self exam booklet from the National American Cancer Society and shares her cancer experience. Other letters discuss a 19 year old daughter’s cleaning duties and workplace gender name etiquette with guidance from Ann Landers.
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Ann Landers
National American Cancer Society
Louise P
Maryland
Louise
E. 42Nd Street
New York
Zodiac Advice Column Forecast March 21 to March 20
A chart of daily guidance across zodiac signs notes practical themes like debt payback, loyalty to family, and careful financial handling. It urges clear communication, patience, cooperation with groups, and vigilance against self deception while highlighting counsel from Pisces and Aquarius contacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akut
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Aquarius
Scorpio
Convention city '72 GOP conclave plans
San Diego industrial executive Leon Parma leads a volunteer host committee preparing the 1972 Republican National Convention here set to open Aug 21 next year. He aims to stage the event with about 1.2 million dollars, 12 000 hotel rooms sufficing, and 300 volunteers plus 3 000 more for staffing.
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Frank Macomber Copley
San
Leon Parma
Parma
San Diego
Ronald Fuller
Republican National Committee
Bob Wilson
California
Willits Board Reinstates School Dress Code Standards
The Willits school board voted to reestablish dress and grooming standards after a July 7 Ninth Circuit ruling affirmed schools’ authority to set dress codes. The policy, to be included in the high school handbook, limits certain hairstyles and attire that distract from learning, with trustees Peters, Wilson, Geiger, McAdoo and Posey voting yes.
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Phyllis Matteis
Willits
U.S. 9Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Federal
Court of Appeals
Senator Harmer
Senate Education Committee
Covele Board
Fort Bragg
Willits High School
Peters
Wilson
Geiger
McAdoo
Posey
Reinhard
Hardwood
Schmitz
Willits High
Davison
More new teachers for Hopland Trinity and area
Hopland school assigns Donna Mae Cookman to fifth sixth grade after Pasadena College graduation and Ventura Unified experience. Trinity school hires J David Cunliffe from University of Utah to teach EH with handicapped education background. Clarence King, Cal State Hayward graduate, joins Trinity with industrial arts lithography training and interests in pottery botany and guitar. previously at O'Farrell Secondary and Pleasant Valley junior high.
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Donna Mae Cookman
Hopland School
Pasadena College
Ventura Unified School District
Trinity School
J. David Cunliffe
University of Utah
O’farrel
Cunliffe
Clarence King
Cal. State
Hayward
O’farrell
Pleasant Valley
King
First Talking Picture The Jazz Singer 1928
The first talking motion picture with a soundtrack on film is The Jazz Singer released in 1928 starring Al Jolson.
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