Prospects Good For Alligators In South Carolina
Associated Press writer Dave Strickland reports South Carolina has about 40,000 alligators and is slowly recovering from past overhunting. Kenneth B. Stansell of the Wildlife Department says there is no immediate danger of overrun and notes the species may soon be reclassified from endangered to threatened, increasing management flexibility. Alligators are found in about 28 counties and are making a comeback as hunting and exploitation declined after 1969 legislation and 1973 management measures.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
Kenneth B. Stansell
Stansell
Wildlife Department
Unionists Rally for Stevens Contract Roanoke Rapids
Members of the Textile Workers Union of America held a Sunday march and rally in Roanoke Rapids demanding a contract from J.P. Stevens Co. The crowd, including Rep. Charles Rangel and LaDonna Harris, urged Stevens to bargain in good faith after votes to affiliate with the TWUA. The union seeks vacations changes, retroactive cost of living escalator, pension plans, and higher pay for later shifts. Stevens offered no comment on the dispute which follows charges filed with the National Labor Relations Board claiming bad-faith bargaining.
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Roanoke Rapids, N.C
Textile Workers Union of America
J.P. Stevens Co
Giant
Stevens
Roanoke Rapids
TWUA
National Labor Relations ‘Board
Two North Carolina Firms Charged With Race Bias
In Greensboro federal court, Sears, Roebuck and Co. Winston-Salem branch faces a race discrimination suit by Clark McGriff claiming 1967 to 1974 employment. Two other firms are sued for sex discrimination with $150000 damages each. Food Town Stores alleged firing of Carol Grady for bringing her child to work, citing changed hours and a physician visit as factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensboro
N.C
Winston-Salem
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Clark McGriff
Wington-Salem Sears
Sears
Food Town Stores
Carol Grady
Five Women Plan Ordination in Episcopal Church
Washington five Episcopal deacons announce they will be ordained Sept. 7 at St Stephen and the Incarnation by Rt. Rev. George W. Barrett. The ordinations described as valid but irregular come after earlier 1974 ordinations were ruled invalid and bishops withhold priestly ordination pending a General Convention vote in 1976.
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Washington
Episcopal Church
Alison Palmer
Palmer
Office of International Labor Affairs
State Department
St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church
George W. Barrett
Rochester
N.Y
Santa Barbara
Calif
Philadelphia
House of Bishops
Ad Shows Women How To Find Breast Cancer
Miami AP reports a one minute breast cancer self examination ad aired on daytime and late night TV by Florida stations. Volunteer producer Doug Duperrault says the spots educate women despite some offense concerns and have drawn donations. Alabama and Mississippi requested copies. The ad follows Betty Ford and Happy Rockefeller publicity on early detection, with 40 to 45 percent survival and a goal to cut deaths in half.
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Miami
Doug Duperrault
WFLA
Tampa
Frank Struzzieri
WCKT
Duperrault
Florida Cancer Society
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
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IUPON
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Southgate
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High Point
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