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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1987

Page

7

Women Still Have Long Way To Go In Business

Kansas City report cites Joan Harley of Productivity Development Inc stating women held 33 percent of managers in 1984 but under 5 percent of high earners. She notes pay gaps, fewer top posts, and lingering independence limits as reasons for attrition, urging flexibility such as unpaid leaves and job sharing.

Kansas City, Mo Joan Harley Productivity Development Inc Fairview Park Ohio Harley Fortune Magazine Ms. Harley Mickey The American Society For Per Sonnel Administration Kansas City

Highway Panel Mends Fences In Kansas Highway Talks

State Senator Bill Morris and Transportation Secretary Horace Edwards clash eased as they push to finish a major southeast Kansas highway plan this week. The Wichita to Neodesha 100 mile stretch may shift from four lane to Super Two with passing lanes. The 19 member task force aims to finalize projects and funding, with a potential $1.3 billion final price and possible sales tax considerations. Gov. Hayden seeks a special session to review recommendations later in summer. Edwards backs preserving core projects across four regions while Morris hints at a toned down plan and a broad skeleton proposal for the Legislature.

Topeka Kan Bill Morris Horace Edwards Morris Kansas Wichita Neodesha Edwards Capitol Mike Hayden Hayden Senate Transportation Committee Southwest Wichita-Needesha

Education panel urges end to curricular silence on religion

A Washington panel commissioned by the Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development urges public schools to prominently include religion in history, world affairs, and literature. It cites textbooks downplaying religious influence from the abolition and civil rights eras to modern conflicts, calling for exampless from Christianity, Islam, Judaism, and other faiths to be studied across curricula.

Washington Supreme Court Association For Supervision and U.S Alexandria People American Way Americans United For Separation of Church and State William J. Bennett Davis Holy Land Christendom Lebanon Northern Ireland Iran Iraq Michaelangelo

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