Navy favors limited sea duty for women in peacetime
Navy Secretary W. Graham Claytor says women could serve briefly at sea alongside men if Congress allows, testing aboard ships in peacetime. He warns long cruises and submarine patrols pose strong challenges and notes potential political and traditional resistance.
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Navy fleet retirement presses ship count debate
Rep Les Aspin said the US Navy is stepping up retirements as ship losses keep rising. He cited projections that the end of fiscal 1976 would be a low point, then notes 1977 estimates show no new low. The Navy says retirements aim to preserve readiness within budget, potentially removing ships beyond economical repair or transferring them to the Naval Reserve due to slow new deliveries.
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Kreps Sees Uncertain Path for Consumer Agency Bills
Secretary Kreps said the Carter administration hopes for a constructive mid dle ground to pass a consumer protection agency but faces strong business opposition and uncertain Senate action. She noted the agency would be small and cost about ten million dollars and urged more women hires in high level jobs.
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