Women Win Broad Wage Discrimination Ruling
The Supreme Court, by 5-4, allows women to sue for wage discrimination under the Civil Rights Act without proving same jobs as men. Experts warn many questions remain about evidence, comparable worth, and standards. Separate actions include hostages Iran decision and auto loan disclosure rulings.
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Atlanta Youth Safeguard Centers Open Amid Slayings Fear
Atlanta launches Safe Summer 81 at 61 sites with about 4 million dollars in funding including 800000 in federal grants and 300000 from donations. Mayor Maynard Jackson urged kids to watch each other as thousands attend day one with 10 000 expected enrollment by week’s end and programs running through summer. A 23 year old man remains under scrutiny as police seek solid evidence for charges while Fulton County DA Lewis Slaton says arrest is not imminent.
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Reagan Portillo talks stress trust at Camp David retreat
At Camp David President Reagan and Mexican President Lopez Portillo emphasized trust and neighborly cooperation after over 30 hours of talks. They shared horseback rides and a candlelit terrace dinner as they planned further discussions and potential announcements on bilateral issues.
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Jose Lopez Portillo
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Poles Avert Strike In Poland Facing Reform Pressure
Negotiators for Solidarity and the government reached a deal to postpone a regional strike until July 3 to allow time for a police beating inquiry in Bydgoszcz to unfold. Lech Walesa supported the action while the Kremlin pressed Poland to harden its reform stance amid Warsaw Pact scrutiny.
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