Women in the Military Still Concentrated in Admin and Medical Jobs
GAO study shows by December 1974 nearly 22,000 Army women, about 9,000 Navy women, and nearly 14,000 Air Force women worked in administrative or medical positions. The report cites recruiter messaging and women’s self selection as factors, notes combat restrictions, and calls for new standards to assess capabilities across services. Navy and Air Force limit assignments to non combat roles. Army and Marine Corps lack formal prohibitions.
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Groom Among Crash Victims In Lincoln Area
Two-car head-on crash near Alexandria Nebraska killed bridegroom Dennis Ceerle 21 of Daykin and three wedding party members Lloyd Niederklein 23 of Lincoln Larry Meeske 28 of Lincoln and James Strain 22 of Alexandria. Four others injured.
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Private Study Flags Nuclear Power as Major Global Threat
Worldwatch Institute released a private study warning nuclear power may never meet the hoped for worldwide role. Denis Hayes cites safety civil liberties and economic risks and links proliferation to peaceful reactors. The report notes 153 commercial reactors in 21 countries at end of 1975 and warns of rising costs and plutonium risks.
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