Government not helping women face job discrimination
Congress probes women’s economic problems finding slow federal action on sex bias. Witnesses report an EEOC backlog of 60,000 cases and HEW delays pushing women to sue colleges. Veterans Administration supposedly shortchanges women on housing mortgage credits. Hints of policy recommendations are withheld.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Council of Economic Advisers
Martha Griffiths
D-Mich
Herbert Stein
Justice Department
Stein
Council
Rep
Griffiths
Elizabeth Koontz
Labor Department
Women’s Bureau
Census Bureau
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Small Business Administration
The
Opportunity Commission
Armco Steel names new metal products credit manager
Joe R. Chismire will replace Byron M. Haines as credit manager of Armco Steel Corp the Metal Products Division in a move announced by division controller B K Parnell. Haines elects early retirement Aug 31 after a long Armco career beginning in 1936.
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Joe R. Chismire
Byron M. Haines
Armco Steel Corp
B. K. Parnell
National Supply Credit and Collections and Metal Products Division
Haines
Armco
Ingot Iron Railway Products Co
Ohio Corrugated Culvert Co
Metal Products Eastern
Conflict of interest in Nixon gambling study
Dayton Ohio AP report saysCharles H Morin tapped by President Nixon to lead a national gambling policy study has ties to Teamsters pension loans to Nevada casinos and racetracks. Morin denies conflicts and says he would resign if needed while continuing Teamsters work and potential representation in a Cleveland grand jury probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
Nixon
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
Dayton Daily News
The
Daily News
Charles H. Morin
Teamsters
Nevada
Morin
Note warns of hacksaw blades at St. Louis jail
A note found on a jail ledge instructs guards to buy carbon steel hacksaw blades or black diamond head blades and cautions against previous blades. Jail warden Alfonzo Lark ordered a search for hidden blades after the note was retrieved from the jail ledge.
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ST. Louis
Alfonzo Lark
Senate OKs ICC bill to run bankrupt rail lines
The Senate passed a bill authorizing the Interstate Commerce Commission to have another railroad operate a bankrupt line for up to 180 days to prevent shutdowns. The measure, sent to the House, requires the successor to hire the previous workers for same service.
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Washington
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
Northeast
Midwest
Unabashed Contestants Shine At Central City Spit and Cuss Triathlon
In Central City Colorado 400 spectators watched Harold Fielden a 23 year old University of Colorado student from New York set a world spitting record with 34 feet and win the traveling chrome Rolls Royce radiator cover. Paul Woodhams 26 of Denver won the belchin event taking a free dinner in Black Hawk. The Red Bandanna Gang sponsored the event with judges Lew Cady Max Robb and two Denver Symphony members. The competition included spitting belching and cussing with a teen age 37 range and a 99 cent entry fee.
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Central City
Colo
Gary Hole Tavern
Belchin
Cussin
Denver
Harold Fielden
University of Colorado
New York
Fielden
Paul Woodhams
Black Hawk
New York City
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
Red Bandanna Gang
Lew Cady
Little Kingdom Come
Max Robb
Mississippi
Don Snyder
Denver Symphony Orchestra
Central City Opera Association
Macon
Bill
T.D.”’ Edwards
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Joint Economic Committee
Veterans Administration
Metal Products
Joe Chismire
Cleveland
Sherwin-Williams
Middletown
S. Broad St
S. Main ST
Cameo Rose
Cannon
Featherlite
Nustin
Queens
Royal Bouquet
Percale
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