Debate over women leaders ending war spurs mixed views
A World Conference on International Women's Year in Mexico City prompts diverse reactions from wives of leaders, judges, politicians, and average women across the United States. Some say women could foster peace, others doubt they would change foreign policy or end conflict.
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United Press International
New York City
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Marilyn Shuler
Boise, Idaho
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Ferry service curb cuts back night life
In Rio Vista, a state hiring freeze forced the Real McCoy ferry to shrink hours from night to early morning. Spokesmen say the 2¢/hour service cut cripples Barnard Island residents who rely on the ferry, with hopeful plans to hire more operators stalled by the department’s financial strain.
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Ryer Island
Sacramento River Delta
Real McCoy
San Francisco
Don Riley
Sacramento River
Bill Todd
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Police net $1 million in cocaine
Four men were arrested as narcotics officers raided a Santa Ana residence and seized about $1 million in cocaine, 16 sticks of dynamite, and nine weapons including three rifles, three shotguns, and three handguns. Arrested were Herbert Lee Richmond, Mark John Sussman, Rickie Ray Avery, and John Stephen Perluss.
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Herbert Lee Richmond
Mark John Sussman
Gates
Rickie Ray Avery
Corona
John Stephen Perluss
Norco
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