Liberation movement linked to healthier post 1920 women
A Columbia University study finds urban women born after 1920 show improved physical and mental well being compared with earlier generations, a change not seen in men. Researchers credit the women's liberation era and the 19th Amendment as pivotal factors.
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Liberation Movement
N_Y
New York
Columbia
Srole
World Sociological Congress
Uppsala
Sweden
Stole
Congress
Midtown Manhattan
Manhattan Borough
Fall class registrations set by Winchester Rec Dept
Winchester Parks and Recreation invites registrations Thursday Sept 7 from 9 30 to 11 00 a m and 7 to 8 p m for a wide range of fall classes. Fees due at registration and materials supplied by participants unless noted. Numerous new offerings include To le painting macrame art oils country carving knitting quilting silk flowers and more.
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Winchester Parks and Recreation Department
Leah Brumback
Joy Berghaus
Connie Martin
Doris James
Libby McKee
Creweling
Sandra Hamblin
Grace Richards
Joyce McMullen
Rosie Hott
Bobby Dick
Viola Orndorff
Mary Fetter
Consumer's Guide to Buying Telephones
A GTE Automatic Electric executive explains FCC rulings allowing consumer ownership of telephones since 1975 and 1977 Supreme Court upholds. Benefits include cost savings up to $2 monthly per phone and customization options. A free brochure answers common questions and provides how to obtain a copy by mail.
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Dennis Casey
GTE Automatic Electric
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Supreme Court
Casey
East Wacker Dr
Chicago
New Officers to Preside At Civic League Meeting
The Women's Civic League of Winchester will hold a noon luncheon meeting at Duff's Pagoda Room on Friday. Guest speaker for September is Mrs. Mary Ann Charmont of Clarke County, who will discuss art and display her paintings. New officers include Mrs. Aubrey Beauchamp as president and several vice presidents and secretaries. Hostesses listed are Mrs. Charles Hurst and others.
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Women’s Civic League of
Winchester
Duff
Pagoda Room
Mary Ann Charmont
Clarke County
Charmon
Aubrey Beauchamp
Edwin
Swish fluoride program to continue in Frederick County schools
The anti-tooth decay Swish program will be continued and expanded to fifth grade in Frederick County Public Schools. Last year it reached grades one through four with about 2,300 students, 95 percent participation, and will proceed with consent forms for incoming first graders.
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Winchester
John Capehart
Winchester School Board
Winchester-Frederick County
Frederick County
General Super
High Heels Return as Foot Experts Caution Style
At the American Podiatry Association meeting a foot specialist warned that high heels strain women’s feet. Experts advise choosing the lowest heel for dressy wear, avoid heels when foot problems exist, ensure proper fit and comfort, and skip stilettos for balance reasons.
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American Podiatry Association
Toxic Cosmetics Under Fire In GAO Report
A GAO study cited by the Times News Service warns that the cosmetics industry faces lax federal oversight. It notes 125 ingredients suspected of cancer links and 25 with birth defect risks, plus 20 harming the nervous system. Only about half of plants were inspected 1969 to 1975, and 1,000 new plants were uncovered since.
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Times News Service
Washington
Tional
Food and Drug Administration
GAO
FDA
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