After Divorce Part Millions Left Confused
Dr Mel Berke and Joanne Grant address the upheaval of divorce in the 1970s United States. They discuss rising divorce rates, shifting cultural and legal norms, economic changes affecting women, and the challenge of rebuilding identity after separation. The piece includes reader letters and previews Part 2 You Become Different and Establish Personal Identity.
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Sargeant
United States
U.s.bureau of Census
U S.A
Robert S. Weiss
The
Register and Tribune Syndicate
Maintenance free batteries are not truly maintenance free
The piece warns that maintenance for car batteries is necessary and details cleaning steps using baking soda and water, checks for corrosion, and regular battery care. It cites the Better Business Bureau urging regular checks and discusses when to recharge, hydrometer tests, and choosing a new battery with attention to lifetime warranties and value.
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Better Business Bureau
Amy's Inaugural Wardrobe Highlights for Carters Daughter
A busy inaugural day schedule on January 20 shows Amy Carter changing outfits in sketches. Rosalyn Carter selected Ceil Ainsworth designs including a navy velvet ensemble, a cape and dress set, and a heather green wool coat with a matching hat and moss green jumper.
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Rosalyn Carter
Ceil
Ainsworth
Dominic Rompello
Jimmy Carter
Coffee Alternatives Rise Amid Price Pressures
Consumers seek affordable beverages and nutrition by turning to hot chocolate as a stable priced alternative to coffee. The piece notes honey as a substitute for sugar and cheese and fish for beef, with two hot chocolate recipes and a nutrient chart included.
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Loudoun St. Mall
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Consumer Price Index
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Ig Centers
FBI
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