US women still lag in pay against men study says
Associated Press reports that despite decade of gains American women earned less than 60 cents per dollar in 1967, rising to about 75 cents by last spring. Blau and Kahn note faster gains abroad, with Sweden Norway and Australia posting higher ratios, while US wages reflect low skill prices and fewer enduring labor ties. Kim Gandy calls progress illusory noting men's pay declines in manufacturing.
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Carl Hartman
Associated Press
Washington
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Francine D. Blau
Lawrence M. Kahn
University of Illinois
Urbana- Champaign
Australia
Sweden
Norway
Blau
Kahn
West Germany
American Economic Review
Blau and
U.S
United States
Blau and Kahn
Kim Gandy
National Organization For Women
Dole Uses Return From Cancer Surgery To Urge Early Detection
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole returned to work after prostate cancer surgery on December 18. He said recovery is going well, plans a lighter schedule, and urged parties to focus on health care and the economy rather than election-year politics. He noted the cancer had not spread and offered optimism about the outcome.
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Barry Massey
Associated Press
Washington — Senate
Bob Dole
Kan
Dole
Congress
Capitol
Senate
Dule
Kansas
County agrees to 110000 project for landfill wells
Engineer Bob Chamberlin presented a U S Geological Survey agreement where the federal government will pay 10000 toward phase one of a landfill monitoring wells project, with the county share 46000 and total cost 110000. The panel also plans to rework a RexWorks trade-in and settle insurance for a damaged compactor and will notify rural fire districts about bridge closures via emergency services.
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U.S. Geologic Survey
Departent of the Interior
RexWorks
Victor L. Phillips Co
Kansas City
Phillips
Jack Wray
Volunteer Firefighters of
Franklin County
Chamberlin
Wray
LA School District Approves Condoms for High Schoolers
Los Angeles board narrowly approves giving condoms to all high school students unless parents object in writing. The decision excludes junior high, follows hours of public testimony, and cites a CDC report on teen sexual activity.
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Los Angeles
U.S
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
Cambridge
Mass
Martha's Vineyard
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Vivian Williams
Notice of Hearings in Estate Case and Mortgage Foreclosure
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas for petition to determine descent of Vere M Hughes estate and a separate mortgage foreclosure suit by Victoria Mortgage Company against C Richard Conkey et al. Hearings set in Ottawa for February 1992 with defenses due. Plaintiffs seek payment of 51837.07 plus costs and sale of Lots 1,3,5 Block 81 in Ottawa.
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District Court OF
Franklin County
Kansas
Vere
M. Hughes
Donna Elchanbarger
Pomona
Ottawa
Donna Eichenberger
Victoria Mortgage Company Plainiff Vt
Richard Conkey
K.S
State of
Ruth E. Jansen-Conkey
Dormal
Kan
Victoria Mortgage Company
South Maple
Pation
Shapiro & Reid
Home State Bank Big
Fifth and
Minnesota Avenue
P.O. Box
Kansas City
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