1975 Year End Reviews Women Make News Across Nation
Patty Hearst was finally located while Betty Ford drew headlines with frank Mrs Ford remarks. The year highlighted women breaking into traditionally male spaces, Vatican sainthood for Elizabeth Ann Seton, and high profile cases from Lynette Fromme to Patty Hearst. The year closed with continued debates on abortion rights and life support cases, plus notable marriages and society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Patty Hearst
U.N
Mother Seton
Lynette Fromme
Gerald Ford
Betty Ford
Susan
Ford
West Germany
China
Sara Jane Oore
San Francisco
Moore
Christmas Theme From Daniel Morgan Student
Marylin McKeown a sixth grader at Daniel Morgan Middle School submitted her in class Christmas themed paper to the Living Editor's Mailbox. The piece vividly describes snow pine香 and colorful lights with a festive tone. Congratulations to EMI and Mrs C Ed Die Spitler on their seventh wedding anniversary. Dec 22 1968 Montague Avenue United Methodist Church. The Spitlers have two children and Mr Spitler serves with the U S Coast Guard in Ocracoke NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolyn Steinla
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Steinla
Marylin McKeown
Marylin
EMI
Eddie Spitler
Ocracoke
N.C
Norman Compton
Montague Avenue United Methodist Church
Daniel Charles
Brandi Marie
Spitler
Betty Berg
Henry Berg
Winchester
Charles Spitler
Ocracoke, N.C
U.S. Coast Guard
Living Editor's Mailbox Christmas Tree Description
Marylin McKeown of Daniel Morgan Middle School Grade 6 Team C admires a richly decorated Christmas tree. The narrative details garlands lights tinsel ornaments a Nativity case with figures and a radiant star, ending with plans to share festive treats with birds after Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marylin McKeown
Daniel Morgan Middle School
Miss Childs Engaged to Francis Springer
Mr and Mrs Harry A Childs announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Lynn to Francis Eugene Springer of Fayetteville Pennsylvania son of Mrs Robert H Springer Sr of Rocky Ridge Maryland and the late Mr Springer Miss Childs a Charles Town High School and Monroe College graduate is employed by the Review and Herald Publishing Association Washington DC Springer a Thurmont High School and University of Maryland graduate with BS in Agriculture is a computer specialist for the US Government at Letterkenny Army Depot near Chambersburg Pennsylvania An April 11 1976 wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry A. Childs
Rt. 1
Kearneysville
W.va
Mary Lynn
Francis Eugene Springer
Fayetteville, Pa
Robert H. Springer Sr
Rocky Ridge
Mr. Springer
Miss Childs
Charles Town High School
Monroe College
Review and Herald Publishing Association
Washington, D.C
Springer
Thurmont High School
University of Maryland
U.S
Letterkenny Army Depot
Chambersburg
Sleep apnea may cause crib death in infants study suggests
New York report notes crib death may stem from sleep apnea a breathing disorder in the brain that fails to restart breathing during sleep. It cites cases where infants paused breathing 10 to 20 seconds and warns of disrupted heart rhythms potentially leading to fatal outcomes.
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New York
Hugh L. Carey
United States
December Meeting at Belle Grove by Old Fredericktown Garden Club
Belle Grove hosted the December meeting of the Old Fredericktown Garden Club with 18th century decorations and a tea service. Guest speaker Mrs. Philip Glaize wore an 18th century gown and presented a paper on Colonial Williamsburg. There is no meeting scheduled for January.
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Belle Grove
Fredericktown
Junk mail problem prompts action via consumer protection
Alabama Office of Consumer Protection urges residents to request a Mail Preference Service form to remove their names from mailing lists of 1 600 Direct Mail Advertising Association member firms. A spokesman notes that 65 percent of direct mail advertisers are members, easing mail volume. write Direct Mail Advertising Association 230 Park Avenue New York NY 10017 to obtain the form.
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Alabama Office of Consumer Protection
Directt Mail Advertising Association
Direct Mail Advertising Association
Direct Mail
Park Avenue
New York
Marvin Wagner hospital patient at Rah Way Memorial
Marvin E. Wagner of Paper Mill Road is a patient on the third floor in Rah Way Memorial Hospital Rah Way New Jersey. He is listed with a room 366 on the hospital’s third floor.
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Marvin E. Wagner
Paper Mill Road
Rah Way Memorial Hospital
Rah Way
N.J
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Camp Pendleton
Calif
John Kennedy
Martha Graham
Miss Graham
Woody Allen
Betty Bloomer
Grand Rapids
Mrs. Ford
Mary Tyler Moore
Pope Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Elizabeth Ann Bayley Seton
Vatican
Elizabeth Ann Seton
Episcopal Church
William Seton
Emmitsburg
Sisters of Charity of
St. Vincenta Maria Lopez Vicuna
Order of the Daughters of St. Mary Immaculate
Lynette Alice
Squeaky” Fromme
Charles Manson
Miss Fromme
Sacramento
Patricia Campbell Hearst
Randolph Hearst
FBI
Symbionese Liberation Army
Paty Hearst
Tania
SLA
Los Angeles County
Susan Edith Saxe
Philadelphia
Boston
Katherine Ann Power
Denver
Joan Little
Raleigh, N.C
Miss Little
Beaufort County
North Carolina Court of Appeals
New Jersey Superior Court
Karen Anne Quinlan
Quinlans
Karen
Miss Quinlan
Quinlan
State Supreme Court
Hearts and Flowers
Shirley Temple
Linda Susan Black
Roberto Falaschi
Ghana
Charles A. Black
Actor John Agar
Juliana of the
Netherlands
Christina
Jorge Guillermo
Cuba
Elizabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
Botswana
Johannesburg
Burtons
Dale Messick
Brenda Starr
Basil St. John
Congress
Martha Keys
Kansas
Andrew Jacobs Sr
Indiana
Hugh Carey
Squire Anne Ford Uzielli
Henry Ford II
Christina Onassis
Aristotle Onassis
Alexander Andreadis
Salvation Army
James Kinley
Cora Mae Thompson
Living
the Optical Center, Inc
W. Boscawen St
Francis Springer
Winchester Evening Star
N.Y. Times News Service
Dart
Delco Plaza
Jewel Box
N. Loudoun St
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