Feminists Rally in Las Vegas for ERA and Equality
About 100 women at Las Vegas City Hall cheered a national Alice Doesn't Day strike supporting feminism and ERA ratification. NOW leaders praised survivors of rape and abuse while speakers highlighted welfare gaps, pay equity, and the need for legislative action in Nevada. A mixed crowd and local TV crew covered the event as workers participated in the protest and solidarity actions.
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Las Vegas
Susan Berdine
National
Organization For Women (Now
Sandi Petta
NOW
Community Action Against
Petta
Alice
Nevada
Owner lauds Tibbs for saving dog Eechee from attack
The owner William Nading praised Catherine Tibbs for saving his mixed pomeranian Chihuahua Eechee after a neighbor’s German Shepherd inflicted brutal cuts. Nading showed the injured dog to Clark County Humane Society members and cited veterinary comments. no formal complaint was filed and the society declined further investigation.
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Clark County Humane Society
Catherine Tibbs
William Nading
The
Humane Society
Eechee
Tibbs
Nading
Society
Rochelle Sax
Controversy Over Dog Cruelty Story Continues
The report centers on Tibbs and a German Shepherd attack in a mobile home park. Conflicting accounts describe the dog’s condition, who found it, and whether county animal control reported numerous cruelty incidents. Owners and officials deny those claims.
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Tibbs
William Nading
Mobile Home Park
Senator Roth Pushes Constitutional Amendment to End Busing
Sen. William Roth Jr. urged a constitutional amendment as the only ironclad way to end court-ordered school busing. He proposed a three pronged plan including a national study commission and limiting federal district court power. The hearings featured witnesses largely opposing desegregation busing.
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Washington
UPI
Sen
William Roth Jr
R-Del
Senate Judiciary Committee
Harvey Sloane
Louisville
Jefferson County
L.J. Hollenbach
Roth
Delaware
U.S. Supreme Court
Wilmington
James Eastland
D-Miss
Federal District Court Authority
Walter Huddleston
Diy
Dow Jones Declines Amid Moderate NYSE Trading
New York stocks traded lower on Wednesday with the Dow Jones industrial average down 12.83 to 838.63 and the Standard & Poor's 500 slipping 1.12 to 89.39. The average price of a Big Board share fell 41 cents in moderate trading.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Standard & Poor
Indictment of Steven Soliah in Sacramento bank robbery death
Federal grand jury indicts Steven Soliah, Patricia Hearst’s companion, on a felony murder charge for the April 21 Carmichael Crocker National Bank robbery that left Myrna Opsahl dead. Hearst identified as getaway car renter. bail set at 250000. Soliah to face Sacramento County Jail transfer. Kilgore at large. fingerprint tie on second car’s plate noted.
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Sacramento
Cali
UPL
Steven Solah
Patricia Hearst
Miss Hearst
Bank US
Dwayne Keyes
Soliah
Carmichael
Crocker National Bank
FBI
Apri
Keyes
Sacramento County
San Francisco
James Kilgore
Kilgore
Myrna Opsahl
Honduran Airliner Crash Injures Diplomat in Storm
A Sahsa Honduras Airlines flight from New Orleans skidded off the runway in rain at Tegucigalpa. US Ambassador Philip Sanchez sustained a back injury and rests at the Biera Clinic. no fatalities reported. The right wing was severed and engines lost in the wreckage. several other passengers injured.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
UPI
New Orleans
U.S
Philip Sanchez
Biera
United Press International
Sahsa Honduras Airlines
Tony Paladino
Paladino
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Kate Butler
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Channel 3
Red McIlvaine
Alie
Denise Pinney
Mary Jane Kirby
Teresa
DeSantis
Sun Notos
Stan Clawson
National Organization For Women
St. Louis
Pat Tanner
Rachel
Upifoto
Congress
Dow Jones
Patty
Solah
Carmichael Bank
Saliah
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