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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1974
Page
8
The writer confesses relief as fashion returns to traditional feminine dress with hats gloves and refined fabrics. She laments past nonfashion trends and recalls washing jeans hundreds of times and spending on detergen t to fuel discarded looks. The piece blends humor with a rueful welcome of chic garments and a wish to have burned jeans instead.
The Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University launches a one year postgraduate course for registered nurses to become operating room nurses. Beginning in January, the program will enroll six to eight students and use MCV Hospitals facilities including 17 operating rooms and dedicated suites for specialized surgeries.
Susan Ford, President's daughter, says life at the White House won’t shelter her and she dislikes politics. She recalls sneaking out for evenings on the town, and jokes about the Oval Office desk. She discusses family finance, recreation, and views on abortion and her allowance.
Plan a safe festive season using candles and fireplaces while conserving energy. The guide outlines color flames from chemicals for wood chips and pine cones, plus methods to apply them and essential precautions for storage handling and fire safety.
The FTC invites public input by Feb 2 1975 on a proposal to set standards for nutrition claims in food advertising. It requests consumer and educator views on information needs and whether all ads should disclose nutrition details. The rule would restrict emphatic and nutrient comparison claims and require nutrition disclosure with certain claims, mirroring FDA labeling standards.
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