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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1975
Page
5
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Warren Fair adds two events to the lumberjack contest at the Warren County Fair. A Jack and Jill two man crosscut class appears in both junior and senior divisions, plus a log rolling event in the senior division. Competition on Friday August 8 at 8 p.m. in the show ring.
San Francisco hires the citys first two women as garbage collectors. Frances Burton, 26, and Nadean Alexander, 30, joined Golden Gate Disposal Co. through Women in Apprenticeship. They earn 5.90 an hour, like the men, and say the hard work and scruffy hours are worth it.
In San Francisco a 30 year old newlywed woman born male sues Franklin Hospital for sex discrimination claiming she was fired as a dialysis technician after requesting a change to reflect her gender. The suit asks back pay and reinstatement, with a judge weighing patient impact on treatment and privacy.
The Pennsylvania Justice Department ends the probe into alleged underworld threats to seven state senators after authorities say no prosecutable case exists. Adv. Gen. Kane informed Senate Majority Leader Nolan that despite newspaper reports, no charges could be brought.
Washington AP reports major actions as Congress adjourns for summer. The Senate rejected a 91.2 billion weapons bill 48 to 42 amid spending fights. House Senate compromise on energy bill, price ceilings for oil and gasoline rationing discussed but no action. Senate tax on windfall profits from oil firms also noted. House approved child support changes attached to a tariff bill and sent it to the President. A separate internal dialogue recounts unnamed remarks and investigations with little clear action.
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