Ladies Pick X Movie As Study Project
A Dallas group of more than 70 senior citizens took an unusual field trip to an X rated film to study it as part of a weekly project. The East Dallas Garden and Talk Society members, aged 74 to 76, discussed motives and reactions while noting the audience’s reaction and the film’s contrast with their expectations.
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Dallas
East Dallas Garden and Talk Society
Tassie Coleman
Misty Beethoven
Southern Methodist University
Bishops Vote On Allowing Women Priests In Episcopal Church
In Minneapolis the House of Bishops approved a plan to open priesthood to women, 95 to 61, with Deputies to vote next. The move could take effect by year end or immediately with another proposal. The church has faced turmoil after women were ordained privately in 1974 75 and many now study for ministry. Bishops Spong and Myers stressed renewal and faithfulness as central to the change.
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Episcopal
Ford Invited To Visit Kings Mountain
Kings Mountain North Carolina prepares for the Revolutionary War Battle of Kings Mountain anniversary October 7 to 9 with a third invitation extended to President Ford by Governor Holfhouser and Governor Edwards. Dick Ellis of the North Carolina Bicentennial Commission notes Ford may attend after prior cancellations. White House spokesmen had no comment.
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Kings. Mountain
N.C
Ford
Dick Ellis
North Carolina
White House
Speck Denied Parole in First Hearing
JOLIET II AP Richard Speck, convicted of killing eight student nurses in 1967, was denied parole at Stateville Penitentiary. The board granted annual hearings, with chair Peter A. Kotsos noting no remorse. Families of victims attended, some calling Speck a fiend.
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Stateville Penitentiary
Peter A. Kotsos
Speck
Teachers Cleared Of Rape In Greensboro Case
In Guilford County, Judge Edward K. Washington dismissed rape charges against two Greensboro public school teachers Paul E. Sandifer and Carole Lewis tied to Foust Elementary. Police said no rape occurred while another teacher Ramona Payne reported an assault. The Greensboro School Board began its own inquiry and placed all three on leave pending review.
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Greensboro
Guilford County
Edward K. Washington
Paul E. Sandifer
Rt. 6
Carole Lewis
Foust
P.J. Colvard
Ramona S. Payne
Sandifer
Lewis
Payne
Walter T. Johnson Jr
William D. Caffrey
UAW Ready For 2 Week Walkout Against Ford
UAW heads toward a two week strike against Ford Motor Co as bargaining stalls. Union leader Leonard Woodcock warns the nationwide walkout of about 170,000 workers may extend into October with large gaps on major issues. Analysts expect a four week maximum.
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Owen Ullmann
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Ford
Schorr Not Likely To Face Contempt Charge
Washington AP Daniel Schorr may escape contempt of Congress for refusing to name his source on a House intelligence report. Nine warnings were given during sworn testimony but he persisted, while a committee poll suggested a possible tie vote against contempt. Several lawmakers favored avoiding prison, citing constitutional concerns.
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Washington
Daniel Schorr
Congress
House
Schorr
Ethics Committee
John J. Flynt Jr
D-Ga
Charles E. Bennett
Dfla
Bennett
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