Embarrassing chaos at Ohio Statehouse over disabled children visit
Report claims a staged trip by the Ohio Association for Retarded Citizens drew only one senator, John Timothy McCormack, to Columbus State Institute. The piece describes a chaotic scene as caregivers and 400 disabled children attended floor sessions, prompting emotional reactions and calls for restoring $25 million in cuts to mental retardation funding.
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Senate
Columbus State Institute
Akron
Ohio Assn
McCormack
Government growth and the danger to freedoms
Condensed commencement address urging social justice while warning against overreliance on Washington. It cautions that rapid government growth risks inflation, reduced economic and personal freedoms, and a drift away from private enterprise and individual responsibility.
Women Learn To Fight Back In Martial Arts Push
In response to rape, women enroll in self defense classes led by Miss Susan Murdock at New York City and other colleges. The program emphasizes a fighter mindset, fear as a trigger, and aggressive practice with bags and partner drills to deter would-be attackers.
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Susan Murdock
Brooklyn College
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From the Press to Public Scorn A Editorial Call
Goan Cochran argues that media figures should lampoon public excesses but urges restraint. The piece questions Ohio Governor Rhodes and his cabinet, praising selective critique while condemning blanket obscenity and pornography labels for state budgeting.
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Hugh McDiarmid
Ohio
Governor Rhodes
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Howland Bandwagon publication details and pricing
The Howland Bandwagon weekly paper from Howland Ohio lists staff and contact details. Publisher L W Stauffer executive editor Lloyd R Stover correspondent Dorothy Smith editorial page editor Margaret Dennison. Subscriptions: $12 yearly $7 half year $4 three months.
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Lloyd R. Stover
Dorothy Smith
Margaret Dennison
Niles Publishing Co., Inc
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McCarthy's Independent Run Gains Steam and Skeptics
Christian Science Monitor notes Eugene McCarthy maintains a casual bid for the presidency seeing a potential independent surge amid discontent with the two parties. He argues the era offers a chance for an independent to win, while acknowledging the uncertain path and possible impact on Ford and the 1976 election.
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Christian Science Monitor
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Eugene McCarthy
McCarthy
Columbus
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Harold Stassen
Stassen
Lyndon Johnson
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Schlafly Leads Strongest ERA Opposition in Era Debate
Phyllis Schlafly, author of A Choice Not an Echo, mobilizes Stop ERA to block the Equal Rights Amendment. The effort hinges on securing state ratifications before the 1979 deadline as supporters seek White House backing while opponents gain momentum in the states.
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ERA
Ford
Schlafly
Barry Goldwater
ERA debate prompts calls for confrontation tactics
The article surveys reactions to the ERA in which NOW endorses confrontation tactics while opponents like Phyllis Schlafly frame the amendment as a threat to women’s special status. It quotes a militant Florida radio call urging violence and argues that ERA would remove privileges as men defend traditional roles. It notes widespread public skepticism and political selling of the measure.
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