Liberation Gals Target Chauvinist Lunch Crowd on Park Avenue
A Women's Liberation group on Park Avenue led a demonstration where about 100 women whistled at unescorted men and teased construction workers with lewd comments. Most men ignored the protest as onlookers watched a bell bottom clad man atop a truck. An older woman refused to join, calling the act disgusting.
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New York
UP1
Don Juans
Park Avenue
Federal guidelines push equal rights for women in work
A presidential task force urges strict EEOC enforcement of 1965 guidelines against sex discrimination. The plan bans hiring bias against mothers, requires equitable leave, and forbids wage and seniority bias. Labor Secretary Shultz hints at hiring goals for women among federal contractors.
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Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Lyndon Johnson
Natonal Press Club
George P. Shultz
Labor Department
Association of University Women
California budget battle slows as across-the-board cuts eyed
Governing bodies clash over a 1.4 percent general cut to a 6.48 billion spending plan. Reagan accuses Democrats of partisan tactics while Crown Miller defend process as a necessary fiscal response amid a 141 million deficit from welfare, medical, and revenue shortfalls. A free conference awaits a Senate vote with potential delays.
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Assemblyman
Crown
Reagan
Assembly Democratic
John Miller
Berkeley
Assembly
Robert Crown
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J. J. Miller
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Gov
California
Jess Unruh
Miller
Pat McGee
van Nuys
Full Assembly
Robert T. Monagan
Tracy
Ways and Means
Senate
House
PUC Nullifies Belmont Speed Limit on Trains
The Public Utilities Commission ruled Belmont cannot enforce a 35 mph limit on Southern Pacific Peninsula commuter trains. It found train speed not a significant factor in crossing safety and tied accidents to grade crossing protection. The decision adds travel time and causes delays between San Francisco and San Jose.
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San’ Francisco
UPI
Belmont
Southern Pacific
Peninsula
State Public Utilities Commission
PUC
San Francisco
San Jose
Oil spill cleanup at naval harbor continues after Friday start
The crew resumed work Sunday night and Monday in response to a continuing oil spill near the shipyard. Navy officials traced the waste to a storm drain connecting to a sewer and planned to reroute the line. Additional spills were reported from Mobile Oil Co and the merchant ship American Forwarder in Berth 17.
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D. J. Gerry
Gerry
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Belton
Naval
Navy
City blasts shock East Side as FBI officials monitor
A bomb blast struck the lower East Side injuring no one reported at 6 57 p m and drawing quick response from FBI assistant director John F Malone and Mayor John V Lindsay. The blast prompted police cooperation and a vow that such violence will not be tolerated. Store windows shattered as authorities assess the incident and potential links to militant activism.
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Miss Dohrn
Chicago
New York Times
Eldridge Cleaver
H. Rap Brown
John F. Malone
FBI
New York
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Lower East Side
Galaxy loses binding energy as stars drift apart
University of Maryland physicist reports the Milky Way is losing gravitational energy rapidly. The galaxy may free stars near the edges, including our sun, over hundreds of millions of years. Einstein’s gravity waves and Weber’s measurements suggest energy loss about the mass of 1,000 suns annually, with cause still unknown.
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New York
University of Maryland
Joseph Weber
Institute For Space Studies
Albert Einstein
Weber
No. 3 U.S. Educator Quits, Blasts School Policies
Washington reports James J. Gallagher deputy assistant secretary for planning, research and evaluation in HEW has resigned. He criticizes White House education policy, limited participation of the office of education in desegregation and research, and insufficient funding for educational development. He leaves a $35,500 post for a new job at the University of North Carolina. The resignation highlights tensions over federal education strategy and budget priorities.
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Washington
Nixon
James J. Gallagher
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
White House
Office of Education
Gallagher
James E
Allen
University of North Carolina
Fired Professor's Plea Denied by Dumke
Chancellor Glenn Dumke told a Los Angeles faculty grievance panel that he overruled the committee and fired Eldred Rutherford at San Jose State College after acting President and faculty groups recommended retention. Rutherford, 39, plans to appeal to the courts and seek reinstatement of employment tenure lost for participating in a faculty strike.
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Glenn Dumke
Los Angeles
San Jose State College
Dumke
Eldred Rutherford
Rutherford
State Personnel Board
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