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Newspaper
Bridgeport Telegram
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1977
Page
12
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New Jersey district ordered to pay Valerie Appel Kagan over 1800 in back pay and damages after ruling it discriminated against her for maternity leave. Kagan, a Gibbsboro, New Jersey guidance counselor, used 18 accrued sick days during approved leave, with the division finding policy discriminatory against women. The district must also adjust benefits and refrain from gender-based employment discrimination.
The Russian Orthodox Church leader will discuss Christian martyrdom versus the Soviet state tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Holaide's parish hall Derby Connecticut. Sponsored by the Connecticut Marian committee and St Jude and St Stanislaus parishes in New Haven, the talk features Rev George Grabbe, former chair of the All Orthodox Resettlement committee. Also to be covered is Rev Dimitsi Dudko, a dissident priest. The lecture is free to attend with optional contributions and refreshments provided.
Atlantic City unveils a $150 million master plan to build convention and transportation facilities. Master planner Angelos Demetriou describes the first phase to link the 46 year old Convention Hall with a new exhibition skyway and aims to make the city the world’s largest convention center. He supports selling the 1970 Convention Hall addition built at $13 million.
A Black Caucus public hearing series seeks public input on roles in state government and issues from welfare reform to elderly housing. Key figures mentioned include Margaret Morton, Arthur Greens, Henry Parker, Clyde Billington, Maurice Masley, William Dyson, and Sanford Cloud, with aims to boost voter education and representation.
A monumental structure at Kennedy Space Center’s Vertical Assembly Building dwarfs city landmarks. The 456 foot tall edifice could accommodate the Feytagon and Chicago’s Merchandise Mart at once, illustrating its immense scale and potential uses.
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