Betty Ford finds life begins at sixty after rehab and facelift
Betty Ford, 60, says life begins at sixty after a facelift and recovery from alcohol and drug dependence. She credits improved speech and confidence to sobriety, discusses her marriage to Gerald Ford, book tour, and ongoing health routines in Palm Springs and New York appearances. Susan Ford Vance engagement noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N_Y
New York
Betty Ford
Long Beach Naval Hospital
Gerald R. Ford
Harper and Row
Reader's Digest Association
Ladies Home Journal
California
White House
Chris Chase
Eisenhower Hospital
Palm Springs
Jerry
Ford
Susan
Garden Week plans announced for 1979 Winchester tour
The Little Garden Club named five Winchester area homes for the 1979 spring Historic Garden Week tour. The lineup includes Courtfield, Stoney Acres, Springdale, Cleridge and Spring Hill with a tea daily at Spring Hill. Block tickets are set at 8 dollars, tour dates April 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Garden Club
Fred L. Glaize III
Joseph A. Massie Jr
Historic Garden Week
Winchester
Courtfield
U.S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Studies Linking Estrogen Pills to Uterine Cancer Debated
Yale researchers challenge earlier reports linking estrogen to uterine cancer and breast cancer. They find no evidence that estrogen raises uterine cancer risk and note bias in past studies, arguing the reported link was exaggerated and unproved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yale
Ralph Horwitz
Alvan Feinstein
New England Journal of Medicine
Horwitz and Feinstein
Feinstein
British Wives Gather for Virginia Area Conference
More than 100 British wives and about six husbands attended the semi annual Virginia Area conference of the Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association at the War Memorial Building with lunch meeting and afternoon tea. Irene Cobb received the Virginia State flag presented by Joyce Wimner. The flag, shown by T.E.P.A. at the Cincinnati National Convention, will be used at future area meetings. The T.E.P.A. was formed by WW II G I brides parents to organize affordable travel to visit daughters in the U K and Northern Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Transatlantic Brides and Parents Association
Virginia
War Memorial
Joyce Wimner
Augusta-Staunton
W.F.W. Staunton
Irene Cobb
Norfolk
T.E.P.A
G.I
U.K
Northern Ireland
Star Wins Smokeout Challenge Between The Star And WINC
The Star defeated Radio Station WINC in the Great American Smokeout challenge. Star reporter George Stoddart admits to smoking yesterday while Norman Mann lit a cigar at WINC. Buddy Allen quit after 34 hours. Phil Luttrell remains committed.
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Star
George Stoddart
WINC
Stoddart
American Cancer Society
Norman Mann
Buddy Allen
Phil Luttrell
Luttrell
Smokers Try One Day Smokeout Challenge At Work
The Star staffers and WINC employees joined a smokeless Thursday with eight of nine Star staffers and two of three WINC smokers abstaining. Julius Richmond urged long-term quitters as the ACS promotes its message while the Tobacco Institute defended smoking choices.
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Buckeye Potts
Joe Bageant
Bill Armstrong
Stoddard
Associated Press
The
Tobacco Institute
Society
ACS
American Cancer Society
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Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Presidential Suite
the Waldorf
O.K
Calif
Charles Frederick Vance
Secret Service
Ford Protection Detail
Los Angeles
Mrs. Ford
New York Times
Winchester Evening Star
Phillip Griffin
Thomas T. Byrd
Charles L. Burns
Abrams Delight
Club
Board of Governors
Martinsville
Lynchburg
H. Delmer Robinson Jr
Gregory F. Hutchinson
Stewart Bell Jr
Phillip S. Griffin
C. M. McMullan
Thomas A. Schultz Jr
William M. Battaile
J. Victor Arthur Jr
Joe L. Headley
Cincinnati
Ohio
Pat Robinson
Robinson
Susan Burke
Tom McCabe
Jessica Sullivan
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Sam
Scott Mason
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