Goldwater opposes extending ERA time limit
Sen. Barry Goldwater told about 500 women at Offutt Air Force Base that he does not favor extending the seven year deadline for the Equal Rights Amendment. He defended pay parity and said a woman on his staff earns the top salary. He criticized energy and defense policies and discussed the 1980 Republican field and the Panama Canal treaties.
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Buses Ruin Minnie Pearl’s Yard
Nashville AP report notes Minnie Pearl complains tour buses mar her yard as executives visit to discuss fan access Her yard protection includes concrete stakes but buses continue to pass by she says the only aim is to clarify her position and allow fans to see their homes
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Brzezinski Misreads U S History in Classroom Gaffe
AP report notes Brzezinski misstates early presidential travel and Africa visits. He claims Taft was first traveling president elect to Panama, but Roosevelt preceded him as incumbent in 1906. He also misstates Nigeria as first black African nation visited by a U S president, overlooking F D R in Liberia in 1943.
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Analysis on minimum wage rise sparks debate over justice and impact
AP analysis notes the four decade buildup to a wage floor of $2.65 and the unresolved question of whether higher pay helps or harms employment. Economists and policymakers remain divided on the real job market effects and social justice value of the increase.
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Groppi Opposes Church Bingo In Milwaukee
Excommunicated priest and civil rights figure James Groppi urged Milwaukee Catholics to end church bingo citing poverty among parishioners. He noted his own excommunication after marrying and discussed broader debates over minimum wage and youth employment, alongside congressional disputes on wage differentials.
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