Unequal Lineperson Seeks New Job in Hagerstown
Jill Smith, a former line person for C&P, recalls being denied a chance at the operator’s role and left after facing sexist barriers. She argues women should work by their minds and seek nontraditional duties, hoping for higher pay and new opportunities like driving or forklift work.
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AP reports a glum economic picture with Japan using about 2.5 billion dollars of Western technology while U S research spending dwarfs that amount. The Trade Reform Act 1973 raises fears of US tech licensing to Russia. The National Chamber notes government employment outpacing private jobs, risking a future shift. Savings gains could ease mortgage access in 1974. Real estate costs rise with rent, taxes, and maintenance increasing per-room expenses across building types.
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A collage of quirky notes on health cash saving and school timing leads to a Preston court case where 21 year old Barry Levitt wore bed panties on his head and an embroidered white coat after tossing a bottle at a policeman. He was fined 75 pounds.
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