Equal pay equal work vote slated in Ohio House
The Ohio House will vote Tuesday on a bi artisan measure to require equal pay for equal work, backed by the Ohio AFL-CIO and Rep. Sam Speck. The bill bans wage discrimination between sexes and allows affected workers to sue for lost wages. The ERA remains contested by opponents, including Frank King. The Senate was to convene at 4 p.m. today and the House at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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Ohio House
Ohio Afl-Cio
Sam Speck
R-95
New Concord
Ohio
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Frank King
Speck
Senate
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Rogers to inspect crumbled Managua during Latin American tour
Secretary of State William P. Rogers arrives in Managua to view early rebuilding after the December quake that killed about 10 000, left 300 000 homeless, and drew over 27 million dollars in U S aid. He will inaugurate embassy offices and lay a hospital cornerstone with U S assistance.
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Associated Press
Mexico City
William P. Rogers
Managua
United States
Anastasio Somoza
U.S
Rogers
Nicaragua
Nixon
Venezuela
Peru
Colombia
Brazil
Argentina
Jamaica
Washington
Luis Echeverria
U. S
Colorado
Mexico
Herbert Brownell
Colorado River
Arizona
Mexicali
Avon Lake Mosquito Control Persists Despite Protest
Avon Lake proceeds with a nighttime misting program using malathion after voters approved fogging as the city fights mosquitoes. A residents group Concerned Citizens objects to air spraying and considers legal action, while officials insist the chemical poses no harm to humans.
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Concerned Citizens
Robert Dunkle
Ohio finds only 177 of 3000 machine guns registered
Ohio Adjutant General reports 177 of about 3000 machine guns owned by state residents are registered under a 1968 law. Col. William D. Haines notes 3000 guns are registered federally, while police estimate runs higher. He cites self incrimination protections and war trophies as reasons for low state registration. Owners face up to 5000 dollar fines and five years in prison if found. The aim is to locate all guns.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Adjutant General's Office
William D. Haines
Haines
U.S. Supreme Court
Betty Grable Improves Ambulatory After Illness
Betty Grable remains hospitalized in Santa Monica after a serious illness described as a duodenal ulcer. A St. John’s Hospital spokesman said she is ambulatory today, after three weeks of hospitalization. she previously spent ten days admitted last May for the same condition.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Betty Grable
St. John’s Hospital
Miss Grable
Watergate Apartments Opens Across From Mitchell Boyhood Home
Patchogue New York AP reports a new apartment complex named Watergate Apartments has opened across from the boyhood home of former Attorney General John N Mitchell.
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Patchogue, NY
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Watergate
Ontario and Quebec See More Women Than Men
Demographic data show higher female population than male across Ontario and Quebec. Factors include longer life expectancy for women and migration patterns shaping regional gender balance. The trend influences labor, healthcare, and social planning in both provinces.
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Ontario
Quebec
Free Beltone hearing aid offer in Chicago ads
A Beltone advertisement promises a free non-operating mini hearing aid to anyone who writes for one. The tiny unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level with no body wires. No cost or obligation is required. write to Dept. 2496, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W Victoria, Chicago.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
W. Victoria
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