Betty Ford urges ERA to lift cloud of fear in Cleveland
First Lady Betty Ford spoke to a large Cleveland audience on a three day Greater Cleveland Congress of International Women's Year, urging ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment to end laws that limit women's opportunities. She argued ERA would not alter the Constitution but would dismantle stereotypes and open options for women.
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NOW urged to support gays at eighth national conference
Karen DeCrow as NOW president urged the feminist movement to aid housewives and homosexuals, criticizing fear of lesbians. voting for a new president was delayed amid delegations' disputes as about 3500 members attended in Philadelphia. DeCrow, 37, ran for re election against six others and praised NOW's role in the Joan Little case.
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