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Newspaper
Norwalk Reflector
Location
Norwalk, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
5
Two stewardess groups in New York launched a campaign against ads, books, and films they say degrade flight attendants. Judi Lindsey and Joanna Chaplan cited slurs and mistreatment, vowing to counteract portrayals that label them unfairly.
Mrs. Chaplan and Mrs. Lindsey accuse airlines of sexist practices including underwear inspections and bias in hiring. The remarks come amid a broader discussion on gender discrimination in the industry. Huron County Clerk Clark Hunter attended a state clerks convention noting election outcomes and race details.
Duane Smith for the New London Boosters asked the board at a work session to buy two 18 foot bleacher units, 10 rows high, at about 1200 dollars each. He urged joint purchases by the school board Park Board and Booster Club to upgrade seating, with a goal of 10 new units, while existing bleachers would be relocated to the park. No decision was reached.
A Willard Court list shows Mary A. Poyer fined 25 for speeding. Max H. Phillips 10 for street closure driving. avid E. King 25 for reckless operation. John R. Carper 10 for failure to yield. Still B. Atwell 200 for physical control. Peter A. Cline 10 for failure to yield. Carolyn S. Wolf 0 for assault charges dropped. Mary L. Dickerson 0. Brenda D. Barnett 0. William C. Wilson 10 for stop sign and 25 for failure to stop. Dewey Jones 15 for stop sign. Parker Johnson 25 for intoxication with jail suspension. and notes on a school board contribution to an athletic fund.
Local ad service invites readers to place classified ads to grow business. Phone number 662 4241 highlighted for readers seeking quick placement. Ad emphasizes broad usefulness across ventures.
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