1984 Ms. magazine women of the year gathered in New York
Four of the 12 women named as 1984 women of the year appeared in New York. From left are Cyndi Lauper Gloria Steinem Geraldine Ferraro and Charity Grant ten who refused a good reading award from a men only club.
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Ms. Magazine
New York
Cyndi Lauper
Geraldine Ferraro
Gloria Steinem
Charity Grant
ATF
FBI
Washington, D.C
Pensacola
Fla
Reagan
Larry Speakes
Trudy Bond
Planned Parenthood of Mon
Clinic bombings spur night sheltering by expectant mother in CT
A pregnant woman angered by abortion clinic bomb threats volunteered to sleep at the clinic each night until birth. In Houston, patients were offered escorts after multiple clinics and a doctor’s office were bombed or torched. Across the nation family planning officials heightened vigilance with police and ATF help to guard against threats and suspicious packages.
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Connecticut
Houston
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Thomas Webber
Planned Parenthood of
Minnesota
St. Paul
North Dakota Supreme Court rules Sinner governor since Jan 1
The North Dakota Supreme Court ruled that George Sinner became governor at the start of January 1, 1985, despite Allen Olson’s claim that the term expires later. The unanimous decision voided Olson’s claim to governorship and blocked him from exercising executive powers. The court noted potential effects on actions taken since Jan 1 while preserving Sinner’s oath and authority.
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Allen
Olson
North Dakota
Sinner
Erickstad
Nicholas Spaeth
Producer Crile testifies in Westmoreland libel suit
CBS producer George Crile, the sole hostile witness, refused to concede flaws in the 1982 documentary. Westmoreland’s $120 million suit accuses CBS of defaming him by alleging a 1967 conspiracy to hide the size of enemy forces in Vietnam. Ira Klein is expected to testify next as the defense rests.
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New York
CBS
George Crile
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Dan M
Burt
Ira Klein
Crile
Vietnam
Occupants of church removed in Clairton raid
Sheriff's deputies stormed Trinity Lutheran Church in Clairton to arrest seven supporters of jailed minister D Douglas Roth who defied a judge by occupying the church. Roth, 33, serves 90 days for civil contempt amid labor and anti corporate protest. Others arrested include Darrell Becker and Harry Dinkel, with two fugitives named from Pittsburgh and Monroeville.
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Clairton
Allegheny County
Eugene Coon
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ron Weisen
United Steelworkers Local 1397
Douglas Roth
Coon
Roth
Emil E. Narick
Shipbuilders Local 61
Darrell Becker
Dravo Corp
Pittsburgh
Harry Dinkel
Trinity Lutheran’s Council
Pamela J. Ramsey
Zelienople
Rebecca L. Fosbrink
Paul M. Brandt
Willliam Rex
Monroeville
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Mouth County
N.J
Shrewsbury
James R. Reeves
Bureau
Chicago
Ohio
Washington Times
Army of God
Town & Country Shopping Center
N. Grandview
Resistor
Levi Jeans
Evans House
Hanes
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