Suburban child becomes woman farmer in California
Sherry Thomas 28, daughter of Washington suburbs, lives on a 100 acre sheep ranch in Northern California. She shears, milks goats, makes butter and cheese, and promotes self sufficiency in Country Women magazine and a new handbook. She critiques gender roles in back to land movement and details land buying, water systems, carpentry, and farming skills.
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Senate Chairmen 14 Share $900,000 in Special Interest Funds
A Federal Election Commission record shows 14 Senate chairmen raised about $5.1 million for 1972 74 and 76 elections with $898 600 from business labor and professional PACs nearly one fifth of their total campaign spending. Williams Magnuson Cannon Muskie Sparkman led contributors amid broader patterns of committee power and party strength.
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Mississippi
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Wisconsin
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Louisiana
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Connecticut lawmaker seeks ban on scented cosmetics in Capitol
Rep Will Mahoney of Milford proposes banning perfumes colognes and scented cosmetics during all legislative hours in the House Senate chambers and committee meetings He argues scents cause nausea distract from debates and allergies are worsened by fragrance He also calls for repeal of the existing smoking ban adopted for the 1977 78 session citing pressure from special interest groups.
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