Donut Maker Wins Sex Bias Case and Yankee Stadium Ticket Fight
A Flushing, New York donut-maker and Vietnam veteran wins a sex discrimination ruling after being fired for long hair. The case guides men’s equal rights in hiring and rehire, amid rising attention to male stereotyping and Ladies Day challenges at Yankee Stadium.
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New York
New York City
Commission On Human Rights
Yankee
Yankees
State Human Rights Commission
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The
Health Insurance Institute
De sexing of jobs expands to male workers in many fields
A 1972 survey notes rising male participation across professions once dominated by women. Bell System reports 3.9 percent of new operators were men in Q1 1972 while nursing teaching and secretarial roles show growing male representation in the United States and globally.
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Telephone Company
Bell Telephone Companies
American Nurses’ Association
U.S
Abby urges Planned Parenthood clinics for contraception support
A letter urges readers to contact Family Planning and Planned Parenthood clinics for counseling and free or low cost birth control services. It also notes legal protections against opening others mail and discusses gender and workplace policy, health insurance coverage and parental leaves.
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Abigail van Buren
Abby
Planned Parenthood
Newton
Institute
Hints From Heloise Opens With Carmel Corn Tip
Dear Heloise columns share a caramel corn technique using a greased cookie sheet, plus reader tips on care for a bedridden elderly relative, bell alerts for night care, and a diaper-padding trick using a plastic bag to keep a baby dry.
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Heloise
India
Ruth Clem
Christmas Ribbon Ring Salad By Mrs Howard Stout
A colorful holiday salad recipe from Mrs Howard Stout includes strawberry gelatin cranberry layer lemon cream cheese lime gelatin grapefruit layer and pineapple pecan topping. The columnist Tillie notes a DIY bed rail fix and Heloise column contact follows, reflecting a home feature mix.
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Howard Stout
Maplewood Drive
Dinner guests and art gallery event noted in Guysville
Families gathered for a birthday dinner at the Calverts Highland Avenue home as David Calvert turned three. The event also hosted the Keirns and Millfield families along with Sally Smith and Justine Flack. The Fine and Folk Art Gallery at 203 West Washington Street will host a December 10 evening with poetry readings by Stanley Plumly Elma Mackenzie and David Linchcome accompanied by dulcimer music.
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Highland Ave
Sidney Keirns
Dan
Kay
Millfield
Sally Smith
Justine Flack
the Fine and Folk Art Gallery
Washington St
Stanley Plumly
Elma MacKenzie
David Linchcome
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