Feminists Face Setbacks From Supreme Court Rulings
Washington AP reports feminists fear recent Supreme Court defeats signal a trend against women's rights, hoping to revive ERA efforts. They cite rulings denying pregnancy benefits, Social Security for divorced women, and husbands’ last names for license eligibility as setbacks. Leaders urge a new constitutional approach to advance gender equality.
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New Charges Fly Over Nuclear Power Safety Probe
Washington AP reports a federal agency allegedly suppressed safety questions about nuclear plants and blackballed engineers who raised them. NRC officials deny, citing communication problems and personality clashes. Demetrias Basdekas and others claim officials thwarted unresolved safety issues during hearings led by Sen. John Glenn.
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Billy Talks On Mine Strikes And Safety
Billy, president of a local group and safety committee member at Bethlehem Mines Corp. in Van Boone County, says workers favor the right to strike but wildcat strikes are financially devastating. He urges action to curb the strikes.
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