White House rallying for ERA vote in North Carolina Senate
President Carter's wife Rosalynn Carter and sister Ruth Carter Stapleton press the ERA in North Carolina. Deputy Mark Siegel coordinates the drive with Kreps and Gov. Hunt weighing outcomes as states polled shift toward ratification.
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Siegel
North Carolina
Jim Hunt
Washington
Florida
White House
Oklahoma
Illinois
Missouri
South Carolina
Brooklyn
N.Y
Northwestern University
Democratic National Committee
California legislative notes and agency appointments update
Governor appoints Harriette McCauley and Robert Fielder Jr to the California Veterans Board while Brenda Shockley is reappointed to the state Personnel Board. Senate committees approve measures on workers compensation, a black history museum, bilingual staffing for health facilities, landmark tax exemptions, welfare program state takeover, and a spray ban.
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Harriette McCauley
Santa Monica
Robert Fielder Jr
Sacramento
California Veterans Board
Brenda Shockley
Los Angeles
State Personnel Board
Greene
California
Garcia
Controversial rainmaking project opens in downpour
Washington state began a cloud seeding program to combat drought with a 125000 dollar plan. The first flight dumped ice and dry ice over the Cascades and Yakima Valley as Attorney General Kidwell threatened suit from Idaho. Justice Rehnquist's back strain keeps him in hospital in traction.
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Woodland Hills
Calif
Eddie Anderson
Jack Benny
Rochester
Anderson
Motion Picture Home
Renton. Wash
UPI
Washington State
Renton
Cascade Mountains
Yakima Valley
Peter Hobbs
University of Washington
Hobbs
California
National Weather Ser
Vice
Yakima
Snoqualmie Pass
Cascades
Idaho
Wayne Kidwell
Washington
John V. Evans
Kidwell
Hugo Rizzoli
Court
Rehnquist
California bill would shorten high school to three years
Assemblyman Mike Cullen introduces AB678 to let freshmen move from sophomore to senior year. If passed next year’s class would graduate after three years without dropping curriculum requirements. He argues the plan could free about $300 million for schools and aid teacher pay while reducing property taxes.
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San Diego
Alquist
San Jose
Vasconcellos
Sacramento
UPI
California
Mike Cullen
Dlong Beach
Cullen
How I Lost 76 Pounds The True Story of Tomi Hawes
At 28 I weighed 211 pounds with a dress size 22 percent. After trying many diets and spas I found Dr Pyzer’s plan and began losing weight quickly. Within two weeks I shed 17 pounds and 8 inches and after several months reached 76 pounds lighter wearing a size 14.
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Dr. Pyzer
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