ERA debate in Oklahoma highlights housewife impact
Donna Meyer of the NWPC spoke to about 30 at the USO on how the Equal Rights Amendment would affect wives and mothers. She cited inheritance tax, disability insurance, and credit issues as areas of unequal treatment and noted lawmakers failed to move state-law changes.
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Donna Meyer
National Women’s Political Caucus
NWPC
Equal Rights Assembly
Oklahoma City
USO
Oklahoma
Swim Instructor Classes Slated
A Red Cross learn to swim program announces June classes at Fort Sill Pool No. 1. Courses include junior and senior life saving, water safety instructor part one, water safety aides, and swimmer aide sessions with age and skill prerequisites. Call Comanche County Red Cross at 355-8180 for details.
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Red Cross
Fort Sill Pool
Comanche County
Soybeans Become No 1 U.S. Cash Crop in 1972 Milestone
In 1972 soybeans topped all crops as the leading cash crop with a value of 4.1 billion dollars, 800 million more than corn, marking a first in U.S. agriculture.
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U.S
Cameron Teacher Of Year Honored In Oklahoma Education Association
Cameron chapter of the Oklahoma Education Association honored 1972 73 Teacher of the Year James Eddie Phillips a Cameron College math instructor since 1967 and two retiring faculty members Dr Neva Pugh and Malcom Oswalt. The group named 1973 74 officers and noted about 85 members.
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Cameron
Oklahoma Education Association
James Eddie Phillips
Cameron College
Phillips
Oklahoma Council of Mathematics
University of Okla
Neva Pugh
Malcom Oswalt
Cameron Dea
Jon Bruce
J. C. Hicks
Dorothy Hicks
Thelma Seals
Jack Seymour
OFA
Dewey Parker
Education
OEA
Brooks Terry
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