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Newspaper
Lawton Constitution
Location
Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1977
Page
8
ERA Campaign Faces Hurdles in Push for Ratification
The Equal Rights Amendment struggles toward the 38-state requirement amid organized fundraising and White House support. Nevada and North Carolina see gains while Oklahoma remains doubtful. Idaho Nebraska and Tennessee have rescinded ratifications, potentially ending ERA hopes if Oklahoma fails this spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
ERA
Nevada
North Carolina
Oklahoma
ERA Forces
Idaho
Nebraska
Tennessee
Congress
The
Girl Scout Council
Gift to Amy Carter Grits the dog stirs school row
Verona Meeder, a teacher at Thaddeus Stevens Elementary, gave Amy Carter a dog named Grits born on Election Day. The gesture sparked debate about equality and media scrutiny of the Carter family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amy Carter
Grits
FDR
Amy
Thaddeus Stevens
District of Columbia
Pooch
Verona Meeder
Stevens
Carter
Chilean Power Players and Pinochet’s Perceived Victimization
In Santiago, General Pinochet dominates as Chile’s leader while his Justice Minister Miguel Schweitzer defends a tough anti Allende stance. Schweitzer notes skepticism from foreigners and press about Chilean torture claims, and Pinochet privately laments being targeted by an international anti Chilean machine with ironies in democratic restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Papadopoulos
Panayotis Pipinelis
Chile
General Pinochet
Miguel Schweitzer
Washington
Pinochet
Franco
Allende
Public Servant Of Year Not James Baldwin
Washington columnist questions James Baldwin director of the District of Columbia Office of Human Rights over alleged use of research papers and government time to aid his doctoral thesis. Former aides claim extensive unpaid assistance and a Star report notes uncredited work. The controversy adds scrutiny to Baldwin and the office amid pending cases and slow progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baldwin
Washington
Baldwin
District of Columbia
Office of Human Rights
Washington College
Nova University
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Hell City
Federal Treasury
Richard Zamoff
Trinity College
Joseph Jacoby
Jacoby
Washington Star
Zamoff
the Star
D.C. Corporation
John Risher
Risher
Shadow Cabinet Idea Worth Try
Britain uses a shadow cabinet and Americans wonder about its relevance. Howard Phillips leads a Conservatives Caucus pushing a Citizens Cabinet Organizing Committee with figures like Ronald Reagan and Jim Buckley endorsing the concept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shadow Cabinet
McCarty
Pepperdine University
Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Jim Buckley
New York
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Milton
Friedman
Chicago
Yale Brozen
George Stigler
Citizens’ Cabinet
Ben Rogge
Wabash College
Clay LaForce
U.C.L.A
Phil Gramm
Texas A.&m
Hans Sennholz
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
Phil Crane
Illinois
Steve Symms
Idaho
Wishing Well Refunds and Quiet Quits At Camp
Editors note that some customers who skip tips sometimes toss money into the wishing well. A Chicago Tribune item recalls a girl at a vacation camp who quit after waiting, expressing frustration at being ignored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lil Olsen
Chicago Tribune
Dairyman
Oklahoma Governor Boren backs Carter on ABC debate
Governor Boren argued energy problems on television with Governor Shapp and endorsed Jimmy Carter over Shapp. He described drilling costs and mentioned cold weather impact. Tulsa names its new baseball team the Drillers amid Oklahoma oil capital commentary. The Sooner Cynic condemns violence on TV except in favored programs as coffee and tea prices rise and residents hoard water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boren
ABC
Milton Shapp
Pennsylvania
Jimmy Carter
Shapp
Tulsa
The
Drillers
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Alberto
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William F. Buckley Jr
Washington Star Syndicate
Red Corps
Luis Corva
By Andrew Tully
Britain
America
Howard Phillips
Citizens
Conservative Caucus
Howie Phillips
New Right
William Rusher
National Review
Louis Jenkins
Louisiana
Richard Viguerie
Conservative Digest
Joseph Coors
Beer Company
John
Secretary of State
Robert
John Chamberlain
Features Syndicate
C. Hill
Phillips Group
William Kintner
Thailand
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