International Women's Year, ERA Debated in 1975 Panel
Washington lawmakers push for ERA adoption alongside International Women's Year. Rep. Margaret Heckler and Alan Alda head a commission study group aiming to raise ERA support and funding, targeting factory workers and other groups. In New York, the Metropolitan Opera announces four 1975 76 season productions including Figaro and Il Trittico, with casts led by Justino Diaz and Leontyne Price. The Illinois House supported ERA, but ratification prospects remain doubtful. North Dakota became the 34th state to ratify, with four more needed by March 1979. Some say Tennessee and Nebraska may have ratifications rescinded, while some constitutionalists note potential expiration of state actions. Congressional action on recession and continued ratification efforts extend toward the 1979 deadline.
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Margaret Heckler
R-Mass
Alan Alda
Illinois House
State Senate
North Dakota
Tennessee
Nebraska
Congress
Rep
Heckler
Bella Abzug
D-N.y
Pat Keefer
ERA
Common Cause
Kissinger outlines US stance on Saigon regime recognition
Secretary Kissinger tells Barbara Walters the United States will assess the new Saigon regime’s conduct before recognizing it. He links Hanoi’s move to Watergate and the war powers act, cites failed negotiations, and defends keeping Nixon’s secret Paris commitments private.
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United States
Saigon
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NBC
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Nguyen van Thieu
Ford Administration
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Thieu
Paris
Henry M. Jackson
Nixon
Anesthesiologists To Continue Boycott
A San Francisco area doctor group and hospital system reacting to malpractice insurance hikes report an ongoing physician job action. Anesthesiologists in private practice across multiple counties vow to stay off the job until rates drop, with insurance costs rising sharply and elective surgeries curtailed in eight Northern California counties.
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Walker
The
San Francisco Medical Society
Marin County
Alamden
Contra Costa
Argonaut Insurance Co
Mento Park
Calif
California
San Francisco
Social Security deficits rise in short and long term
Washington AP Trustees of four Social Security trust funds report higher deficits than projected. This year Old Age Survivors and Disability Insurance will pay out more than payroll taxes, with a near 3 billion dollar deficit and reserves exhausted by 1981. Long range deficit driven by lower birth rates and aging population. By 2030 ratio of workers to beneficiaries seen at about 100 to 50, up from 100 to 30 today.
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Washington
Congress
Social Security Trust
Legal Notice for Petitioner in Ottawa Kansas
Attorney for Petitioner Anderson Byrd and Richeson located at 2nd and Main Street Ottawa Kansas 46087. Filed by F Morgan and associates with P O Box 7 Ottawa. Attys listed for petitioner.
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Anderson
Byrd & Richeson
2Nd and
Main Street
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Kansas
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