What Is It Women Really Want in the Equal Rights Debate
The piece contrasts Gloria Steinem and Phyllis Schlafly on women’s goals, argues equal pay exists but is not universal, and frames two privileged classes resisting equality. It traces historical labor roles and asserts that true equality means choice and fair pay for all women, including those in traditional roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloria Steinem
Phyllis Schlafly
Gloria
Phyllis
Supreme Court
United States
Missing Link In Agcas Plot
Vatican and Italian intelligence speculate a Soviet KGB link to the Pope John Paul II shooting. Guardian reports Rome passed suspicions to Washington as CIA and NSC study a possible Agca KGB connection. The motive to strike the anti-communist pope is noted, with Bulgaria transit cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mehmet Ali Agca
John Paul II
Vatican
Britain
The
Guardian
Agca
Soviet Bloc
KGB
Rome
Tinues
Europe
Agea
Bulgaria
Turkey
West Germany
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
National Security Council
Fat Congressional Pensions Debate Hits Capitol Hill
The St Louis Globe Democrat questions federal pension growth for lawmakers and urges them to join Social Security. Citing Hastings Keith, it notes pension rises from 1560 to 3410 monthly in 14 years and warns of unfunded liabilities near 1 trillion. The piece calls for congressional pension reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol Hill
Congress
Massachusetts
Hastings Keith
House
Keith
The
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Diminishing returns and a Moral Majority critique in poetry
A collage of jokes and opinion fragments critiques at homecomings and family life. It argues for humorous takes on wives and mothers and ends with support for Reader’s Digest condensed Bible sparking Christian response. It features Francis E. Dantzler and Rev Daniel Fore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of South Carolina
New York
The
Moral Majority
Reader’s Digest
God
Are We Becoming Stay At Homes
Americans show less annual mobility since 1970 with a 2.5 percent drop in address changes. Economic pressures like inflation and mortgage rates, plus dual careers, encourage staying near home. IBM cuts transfers. women and men adjust for careers and family roots. The Sun Belt growth slows as many seek stability over advancement.
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Washington
Larry Long
Census Bureau
U.S
IBM
Merrill Lynch
Boyden Associates
Sun Belt
South
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Sharye A. Whisenant
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