Grossman Demands Gender Neutral Language in Berkeley Catalog
The regional OCR chief Paul D. Grossman urged UC Berkeley to replace sexist terms like man made and manpower in its course catalog with neutral phrasing such as humankind and human population. He suggested grant writing as a substitute for manpower and criticized fossil man referring to human ancestry, arguing the language could discourage female students.
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Education Department
Office of Civil Rights
Paul D. Grossman
University of California At Berkeley
Grossman
Grossperson
Peking
Readers' Views on Justice and taxed state policy
Readers condemn a South Carolina murder verdict as self defense and urge protest against a proposed 1986 state income tax rise. They criticize DUI reform stalemate, alcohol policy, and legislative inaction while criticizing Congress over Nicaragua aid and defense spending debates.
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S.C
Aiken
Charles Sharpe
Tom
Tom Huff
Aiken-Edgefield Counties
S. C
House Judiciary Committee
House
South Carolina
Nicaragua
Courtesy Shown By Aiken Helpers Save Family Car
A Columbia family stranded from Mother's Day trip in Aiken thanks Matt the Holley Inn desk clerk Frank from Frank's Auto Service and the Aiken Public Safety Department for quick help. The car started after repairs and Frank offered the service free. The Tyers family expresses gratitude to Matt and Frank.
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Columbia
Aiken
Matt
Holley Inn
Frank
Tyers
Mary Hill
Dr. Columbia
Daniel R. McLeod Dies at 71 Former South Carolina Attorney General
Daniel R. McLeod, who led South Carolina as attorney general from 1958 to 1982, died last Wednesday in a Columbia hospital at age 71. He guided the office through civil rights era changes and upheld the U S Constitution and press freedom.
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South Carolina
Daniel R. McLeod
Columbia
McLeod
United States
Dan McLeod
First Order
Regulators Move Toward Disclosure of Bank Probes
Federal agencies plan to publicly list banks and employees under investigation with the FDIC leading the move and OCC weighing broader openness. The shift aims to reassure customers and curb panic, though bankers worry it could trigger runs on troubled banks.
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Comptroller of
Gratitude from Aiken Sesquicentennial Craftsmen
Aiken Sesquicentennial Home stead Days craftsman thanks Eu nice Hawkins Becky Lock and many volunteers for a well hosted, large event. He notes careful detail in signage, park care, and host kindness, saying the event showed collective care and success. John Marshall expresses appreciation for all artists and craftsmen.
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Aiken
John
Claire
Marshall Ridge
Namibian policy clash offers U S golden chance
An editorial argues U S support for UN Resolution 435 aids SWAPO and prompts backing for a multi party Namibia. It urges recognizing the new Multi-Party Conference and engaging Western backed leaders to pressure SWAPO toward negotiations, warning of a last chance for a foreign policy victory.
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Reagan
Department of State
United Nations
Namibia
U. N
United States
SWAPO
State Department
Chester Crocker
Carter
Ussr
Angola
U. S
South Africa
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Tip O'Neill
House of Representatives
Vietnam
Congress
Russia
Daniel Ortega
Moscow
U.S
Marion H. Smoak
Citadel
South Carolina Senate
U. S. State Department
Shipley, Smoak & Henry
Washington
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