Ratification Remains Unlikely ERA Deadline Looms
Washington AP reports leaders of the women's movement weigh post deadline actions as ERA ratification seems unlikely by June 30, while last-ditch funding and six states still hope for three more approvals.
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Washington
Women's Movement
Congress
Eleanor Smeal
National Organization For Women
Associated Press
Ruth Hinerfeld
League of Women Voters
Meyers Seen as Stephan Gubernatorial Running Mate Option
Kansas AG Robert Stephan meets Sen Jan Meyers Overland Park to discuss Meyers as his possible lieutenant governor running mate for a 1982 bid. Stephan notes Meyers would add experience, while remaining differences on death penalty and severance tax.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Stephan
Jan Meyers
Roverland Park
Meyers
Stephan
Senate
Wendell Lady
Overland Park
Dave Owen
Owen
Robert F. Bennett
Ross Coyen
GOP
Don
Concannon
John Carlin
Carlin
Johnson County
Sen. Meyers
Walter McGinnis
Leawood
Walt
Shuttle Columbia moved to launching pad for Oct liftoff
Aerospace workers rolled the space shuttle Columbia from the Vehicle Assembly Building toward the launch pad for an October mission. The craft began its crawl at 4 45 a.m. EDT, 15 minutes ahead of schedule, to become America’s first to attempt a second manned spaceflight.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Liberals Rally to Fight Reagan Era Conservative Tide
In Washington liberals mobilize fundraising to oppose Reagan budget cuts and Republican policies. Seven new liberal action groups form or expand, aided by aides of lawmakers, using direct mail to solicit funds. Americans for Democratic Action reports 2,000 new members and a 10 percent rise in contributions as groups push tougher lines on abortion and voting rights.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
White House
Senate
Russell D. Hemenway
National Committee For
Congress
House
Hemenway
Americans For Democratic Action
House of Representatives
Roger Craver
Brad O'Leary
Americans For Change
Victors. Kamber
Progressive Political Action Committee
Costs rise for college students in new survey
New York AP reporting a College Board survey shows a record 13 percent jump in private four year college costs to 6885 and 14 percent rise to 3873 at public four year schools. Tuition room board books and supplies and transportation all up as inflation and loan cuts press families. Bennington College Vermont cited as the nation s most expensive with 12030 in fees.
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New York
College Board
Joé Paul Case
College Scholarship Service
College
Case
Reagan
Bennington College
Vermont
Notice of Suit and Estate Hearings in Franklin County
The District Court of Franklin County Kansas receives petitions for divorce for Judy Ann Seller and for Letters of Administration in the Frances Leola Renner estate. Creditors are asked to file claims within six months. Also notices for Ottawa Lodge No. 18 A F & A M include a funeral service for Olin W Waymire and a stated meeting.
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State of
Kansas
Donald Lewis
District Court
Franklin County
Judy
Ottawa
Frances Leota Renner
State of Kansas
Patricia 4. Wiggins
Frances Leola Renner
Patricia A. Wiggins
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M. Lodge of
Olin W
Ole” Waymire
Phil McCracken
Clarence E. Rea
Zina Louis Evans
Dorothy Ann Evans
Zina Louise Evans
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ERA America
Smeal
Conner
Ms. Conner
Phyllis Schlafly
ERA
Indiana
Judy Ann Saiter
Donald Lewis Seller
Judy Ann Setter
Shelley Kurt Bock
Kansas Legal Services of
Olathe
Thomas &. Gleason
Thomas E. Gleason
Atty
Ottawa Herald
Herald
Consumer Protection Division
Attorney General's Office
Lodge
A.M
W. Phil McCracken
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Louis the Millionth
Louis the
TIGER
WERE
Goosemyer
Galvin Mackenburg
Annals
Beerve
Orville
Beetle Bailey
Sarge
Kovers
Isa
Et Ange
Shelley Kurt Bown
Kansas Legal Services
Olathe Joe
Santa Fe Suite
Olathe, Kansas
Attory