What Ever Happened To Women's Lib
A compilation of 1970s era notes on women's rights. Betty Friedan and others discuss sexism, barriers in employment, education, and politics, noting legal changes, landmark cases, and milestones. The piece reflects on progress, challenges, and ongoing campaigns for equality across government, business, and society.
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Kangaroo court blamed for Sacramento vehicle mishaps cuts
Sacramento California AP reports a city driving safety program reduced municipal vehicle mishaps to a third of the national rate. Five member board reviews accidents, aids drivers, and has cut disabling injuries and insurance costs while facing criticism as a kangaroo court. Maximum penalty is 80 days. most severe to date 10 days. Simons notes program began 1958 with 700 vehicles and 4.1 million miles, later 9 million miles with nine million miles driven annually and an accident rate of 22 per million.
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National Organization For Women
Equal Employment Oportunity "Commission
Lorena Weeks
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Calif
Earl Simons
Simons
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Milles
South African Laws Tighten Touch Across Racial Lines
In Johannesburg, legislation tightens social contact between whites and non whites. Many mixed private meetings remain lawful, but public entertainment involving multiple races is restricted. Private meals, private parties, and gatherings can occur if not open to the public, while multiracial public events require special permits. The Black Sash notes widespread uncertainty about what remains legal amid apartheid rules.
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California
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City reports drop in worker injury rates to 11.8 per million hours
In 1958 the city recorded 20.5 disabling injuries per million man hours. Between 1967 and 1969 Sacramento’s injury rate for city workers fell to 11.8 per million hours, while the National Safety Council cited a nationwide rate of 24.8.
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