Where Do Women Go From Here Debate at National Town Meeting
Erica Jong and Midge Decter discuss the women's movement during a Kennedy Center forum. Jong argues momentum remains. Decter, future discontent. They examine economy, equality, abortion, motherhood, and the role of technology in shaping gender roles.
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Erica Jong
Midge Decter
Basic Books
Washington, D.C
Kennedy Center
Erica Jong Je
Stevens Stockholders Reject Pension and Labor Dispute Study
At New York JP Stevens Co annual meeting stockholders overwhelmingly rejected two proposals. An 8.96 million to 318 thousand vote backed against a pension plan for hourly workers and 8.6 million to 960 thousand opposed a study of costs tied to the ongoing labor dispute. Board chairman James D. Finley defended the company’s stance while noting uneconomic conditions at a Statesboro plant and ongoing negotiations with Textile Workers Union officers.
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New York
JP. Stevens Co
South
T Ie
Board of Directors
Thomas Malone
Ho3ncke Rapids
N.C
Malone
James D. Finley
Addie Jackson
Statesboro
Stevens
Finley
Bob Hail
Chapel Hill
Roanoke Rapids
Paul Swade
Textile Workers Unions
Federal Anti Crime Program Flopped Study Claims
Washington AP The Nixon administration pledged a 140 million federal anti crime program in eight cities to cut crime. A Mitre Corp evaluation found violent crime rose in all eight cities while some projects were worthwhile. Lack of interagency cooperation and political pressure undermined targets. FBI data were unreliable for measuring crime.
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Mire Corm
Atlanta
Baltimore
Cleveland
Dallas
Denver
Newark
St. Louis
Portland
Ore
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
Mitre
FBI
LEAA
Body of Woman Found Near Durham Duke Student Victim
The body of Cheryl Anne Bisser, a Duke University student, was found late Tuesday in a shallow grave on the north side of Durham. Michael Lee Evdy, 19, was charged with murder after bloodhounds traced the site. She had been reported missing Monday afternoon after a property appraisal assignment. Her car was found on Infinity Road. The case details a fatal shooting linked to a presumed motive and location.
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N.C
Durham Cody
Marvin Davis
Cheryl Anne Bisser
Hinsdale
Ill
Michael Lee Evdy
Davis
Duke University
Infinity Road
Tobacco Lease Proposal Moves Ahead
Washington AP A House subcommittee approved a measure to let flue cured tobacco farmers lease allotments across county lines within a state. The bill, with North Carolina protections, moves to the Agriculture Committee. Senate text would permit leasing with state referendum approval. NC would require two thirds to authorize a restricted version. USDA supports as efficiency, while some small farmers fear loss of control and price pressure.
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Washington
Thesday
North Carolina
Senate
Subcommittee
Walter Jones
D-N.c
Secretary of Agriculture
Appeal To Reason Falls On Deaf Ulster Ears
In Belfast Protestant leader William Craig urged a power sharing government with Catholics to end sectarian bloodshed. Hardline Protestant militants dominated a constitutional convention, rejecting compromise as London weighs options including a potential Ulster referendum or an election, likely prolonging direct rule under Landon.
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Northern Ireland
William Craig
Craig
Britain
Landon Re
Ulster
Harry West
West
London
Harold Wilson
Landon
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