Indiana ERA passes in senate a major breakthrough
The Indiana Senate voted 26 to 24 to approve the Equal Rights Amendment after a call from Rosalynn Carter influenced a wavering supporter. Supporters hail the vote as a crucial step toward ratification with three more states needed this year to reach the 38 states goal.
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Indiana
Rosalynn Carter
Indianapolis
Wayne Townsend
Townsend
Senate
League of Women Voters
League
Ruth Clusen
North Carolina
Nevada
Missouri
Oklahoma
Florida
Mary Brooks
Women rally against ERA in Missouri capitol
In Jefferson City about 70 anti ERA activists gathered in the capitol rotunda urging legislators to reject the federal Equal Rights Amendment. Ann McGraw of Webster Groves urged courage while 15 organizations represented roam the building. Senator Mary L Gant highlighted national opposition and warned myths about public support.
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Jefferson City
UPI
Ann McGraw
Webster Groves
Capitol Rotunda
McGraw
Capitol
Mary L. Gant
Kansas City
National Organization of Women
Gant
Lost Dentures Found in Denver Waste Water Drainage
Denver officials urge denture wearers to check the Public Works Waste Water Division as 10 to 25 sets are found yearly on refuse screen rakes. In 1972 the division held 150 sets valued over 75000 dollars. One denture set with a bullet between the teeth was mounted with a caption Decisions, decisions, decisions. Most attempts to reclaim dentures are unsuccessful because they are not identifiable.
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Denver
UPI
Public Works Department
Waste Water Division
Don Fredericks
Fredericks
Taxi company contact guidance for delivery issue
Notice advising readers to call their carrier for Tribune delivery and provide alternate numbers for People’s Taxi if the carrier cannot be reached before 6 p.m. or between 6 and 7 p.m. The text lists two phone numbers 431 4100 and 431 1180 and specifies time windows.
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