Designer Jeans Spark Women’s Willingness to Pay More
A telephone survey shows women across the United States willing to pay 10 to 20 dollars more for designer jeans with top label backs. Bell’s Ladies reports strong sales of Calvin Klein Sassoon and Gloria Vanderbilt jeans, priced 33 to 40 dollars, praised for precision fit and tapered waists. Local shops expect more stock and new styles from Diane Von Furstenberg and Worth’s as demand grows.
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U.S
Bell’s Ladies
Loudoun Street
Janna DeArment
Bell’s
Calvin Kiein
Sassoon
Gloria Vanderbilt
Bell
Sarah Shendow
Diane von Furstenburg
Ella Hones
Breathless Sleep May Explain Heart Attacks
Boston researchers report healthy men often stop breathing during sleep and two thirds showed irregular breathing or low oxygen. They speculate such sleep apnea could contribute to higher heart attack risk in men, with unclear consequences and broader disease links. Tickets for Saturday Gong Show are sold out.
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Boston
Betty Slader
James Wood Concert Choir
James Wood
Chain Letters Warned as Illegal False Hope by BBB
The Better Business Bureau warns mailers about circle chain letters promising $100 from a $50 buy in. Many schemes rely on phony names, false promises, and rapid spread before collapse. Legal dangers include mailing money or valuables and charitable contribution pledges. Report suspected schemes to postal authorities.
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San Francisco
Boston
Chicago
Miami
Better Business Bureau
Postal Service
Women in Moscow mark International Women's Day amid work revolt
Soviet women celebrate a holiday away from chores while endorsing equality rhetoric. Brezhnev and Kosygin praised contributions to peace as women voice demands for limits on demanding careers and balance with family life.
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Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Alexei N. Kosygin
Communist Party Central Committee
Viktor Perevedentsev
Nadezhda Sidorova
Sovietskaya Rossiya
Sight Screening Clinic Opens Through March
The Winchester Host Lions Club with the Virginia Society for the Prevention of Blindness sponsors a preschool sight screening clinic. Betty Barr coordinates health care for Frederick County Schools and trains volunteers. An estimated one in twenty children aged 3 to 6 shows a vision problem. a free open screening is offered in March with referrals for follow up.
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Winchester
Lions Club
The
Virginia Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Betty Barr
Frederick County
Ares
Kensie
Ikeames
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Jessica Sullivan
Star
America
Mrs. DeArment
Vanderbilt
the JR
Loudoun
Worth’s
Scott Mason
Winchester Area
Brenda
Winchester Evening Star
Soviet Union
Academy of Sciences
Ucer
Larry Sur
Leslie Shiley
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