Women underrepresented in top campaign jobs study finds
An informal survey shows women hold only 18 percent of top campaign aide jobs across major presidential campaigns Ford Reagan and Shapp. Mary Lowe Smith cites a Rutgers Eagleton study noting women hold just 5 percent of U S public offices, clustered in small towns and rural areas.
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Ordination of Women OK'd by Tennessee Episcopals
In Chattanooga, Tennessee, the Tennessee Episcopal diocese voted 79 to 4 to ordain women as priests. Bishop Vander Horst condemned the move, saying it defied the church’s teachings, while Sister Mary Lucille of Sewanee welcomed the change as a chance for women to answer their calling.
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