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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1973
Page
3
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Washington AP reports at the National Organization for Women convention lesbians push for inclusion while fearing gains may dilute backing for equal rights. Lesbian leaders predict resolutions enabling future cooperation with NOW on women’s rights, though some fear backlash. An estimated 10 percent of about 2,000 NOW attendees are lesbians with a first ever lesbian caucus and workshops to shape wording.
Two Jamestown men, Neil Eddy and Lynn Carlson, were charged with criminal trespass after riding snowmobiles on Chautauqua County Airport property as Allegheny Airlines departed. Eddy also faced an unregistered snowmobile charge and will appear Feb. 20. Also reported, a Warren snowmobile mishap at Edward Allen’s home when a Jamestown rider, Joseph Latone, lost control on a berm, smashed the garage door, with $200 damage and new injuries noted.
Mary Sue Stoffan age 7 from Columbus, born with tetralogy of Fallot, underwent open heart surgery at age two with Drs. Tredway and DeAngelo in Erie. A dime sized hole between heart chambers was repaired along with valve and circulation issues. The family credits long heart research for her survival and current health.
St Louis public schools will resume classes Tuesday after a 28 day teachers strike. About 103,000 students observe a George Washington's Birthday holiday. The St Louis Teachers Association and St Louis Teachers Union vote to accept the board offer, including a $200 immediate raise and a $600 across the board raise starting September, boosting starting pay to $8,000, plus a no strike pledge for 18 months and strike-procedure details.
Erie area women may access abortions at Hamot Medical Center within a month as plans for an outpatient facility move forward. The center would charge about 250 dollars, require four to six hours post anesthesia, and offer post abortion care. The project has progressed for two to three years pending a final board clearance and a recent Supreme Court ruling.
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir will receive an honorary Brandeis University degree at a March convocation marking Israel and the universitys 25th anniversaries. University President Marvel H Bernstein hailed Meirs role and the shared dreams of Israel and Brandeis.
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