Cameron Neighborhood Park to Add Recreation Facilities
Cameron plans roughly two city blocks turned into Cameron Neighborhood Park with two tennis courts two basketball courts two baseball diamonds and other playground facilities by May 1. The park aims to free Yee Courts by reallocating space and supports a concert fundraiser by pianist Danny Kelley on April 1.
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ERA Passage Hangs On Thin Margin In Illinois Senate
The Illinois Senate delays a vote on ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment as backers warn that only four states remain for ratification and some states may rescind. Critics cite legal precedents and current laws like the Equal Pay Act while broad social turmoil dampens momentum. President Ford could help but 1976 or 1979 are possible deadlines amid a national push for equal rights.
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Illinois Senate
United States
Supreme Court
High Court
Ford
Shawn
Ilinois
Christian Science Monitor
Home Heating Efficiency Act of 1975 Proposal
Rep Henry D Ruess and Rep Barrett back H R 3573 to aid low and middle income homeowners with up to 25 percent of costs for insulation storm windows doors and caulking up to 300 dollars. Poverty level households could receive 90 percent with same 300 dollar cap funding set at 800 million dollars. Additional remarks criticize inflation and budget cuts by the President and Congress.
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Henry D. Ruess
Wis
Pennsylvania
Mr. Barrett
Pierre S
Pete) du Pont
Del
Congress
Grass Roots Comment Item on MSU Contraceptive Study
Senator Williams urged the General Accounting Office to probe a $342 378 MSU contract with Professor David J Kallen for a three year study on why sexually active single women do not use contraception The project would question participants about intimate details of their sex lives Proxmire questioned funding from tax dollars suggesting private funding might be more appropriate The item also notes potential interest from food stamp applicants and Michigan unemployment benefit seekers.
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Proxmire
Michigan
TJC Offers Continuing Ed Classes
Temple Junior College will run nine continuing education courses starting late March or early April. Subjects include watercolor, art for children, guitar, interior decoration, metrology, karate, sailing, swimming, and bicycle repair. Registration methods and full refunds if a class is canceled are noted.
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Temple Junior College
Continuting Education Office
Douglas Ferris
No Quick Solution Seen For Idled Michigan Car Workers
Nearly 220000 truck and car workers in Michigan’s factory towns face extended layoffs as General Motors Ford and Chrysler halt production. Drake of Sterling Heights fears long unemployment, while markets shrink and car dealers stockpile unsold vehicles. Supp payments sustain families yet wind down as queues grow outside Michigan Employment Security offices.
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Reuter
William Drake
Drake
Michigan
Michigan Employment Security Commission
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Sterling Heights
Supp
Saginaw
Flint
Bay
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