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Morris Daily Herald

Location

Morris, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1975

Page

6

Facing reality Girls Bill of Rights advocacy grows nationwide

Edith Blakeslee Phelps of the Girls Clubs of America promotes a Girls Bill of Rights, arguing girls need to be taken seriously and have options in life. The movement cites funding disparities, pool access, and schooling as evidence for expanded club support and guidance for 174000 girls in 230 units, with programs ranging from drug-abuse prevention to pre-career counseling.

NEW York NEA Girls Clubs of America Voluntary Edith Blakeslee Phelps GCA Phelps Girls Club of Minneapolis

Illinois lawmakers reject 6 percent across the board cut

Senate President Cecil Partee and House Speaker William Redmond propose impounding six percent of agency appropriations rather than cutting each bill. Governor Walker may veto unspared bills and use the impoundment plan with possible bipartisan support. The plan shifts control back to the governor to decide where to trim.

Springfield Ill UPI Illinois House Senate Daniel Walker Cecil Partee House William Redmond Walker Partee

Girls Rights guidelines for self determination and growth

A set of guidelines emphasizes a girl’s right to influence her programs and activities, receive informed adult guidance, take time to form beliefs, be treated with respect by counselors and peers, and explore new learning and economic opportunities beyond parental expectations.

Woman makes history as first professional plate umpire

Christine Wren, a ponytailed woman in Portland, makes her debut as professional baseball's first woman plate umpire in the Northwest League season opener between Portland and Boise in Boise, Idaho. She aims to umpire a World Series game, following Bernice Gera who worked bases in 1972.

Portland Ore UPI Christine Wren Christine Boise Idaho Bernice Gera

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